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Today’s Headlines

Bicyclist in Critical Condition After Hit-and-Run Crash in Watsonville (Merc)  Driver Charged with Intentionally Running Down Cyclist in Portland (Bike Portland) Caltrain Service Changes Go into Effect Today (NBC 11) Media News Editorial Blasts High-Speed Rail Project, Calls It “Highly Questionable” Planner Considers a Less Car Dependent Napa County (North Bay Business Journal) Chronicle Op-Ed: … Continued
  • Bicyclist in Critical Condition After Hit-and-Run Crash in Watsonville (Merc
  • Driver Charged with Intentionally Running Down Cyclist in Portland (Bike Portland)
  • Caltrain Service Changes Go into Effect Today (NBC 11)
  • Media News Editorial Blasts High-Speed Rail Project, Calls It “Highly Questionable”
  • Planner Considers a Less Car Dependent Napa County (North Bay Business Journal)
  • Chronicle Op-Ed: Californians Must Urge Elected Leaders to Allow More Sustainable Development
  • New Growth Projections for Bay Area Predict 1.7 Million New Residents by 2035 (Merc
  • Lawsuit Challenges Novato Narrows Road Widening Project (Marin IJ)
  • A Few Dozen “Green” PCO Vehicles Can’t Handle San Francisco’s Steep Topography (SF Examiner
  • CNET Writer Examines Transit Data Ownership Issues in NY, SF and Portland 
  • Highway Safety Organization Backs Texting Ban (AP via SF Gate)
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Bryan Goebel is a reporter at KQED Public Radio in San Francisco. A veteran journalist and writer, he helped launch Streetsblog SF in 2009 and served as editor for three years. He lives car-free in the Castro District.

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