Today’s Headlines
- Boy Stabbed on Muni Bus Afraid to Leave the Hospital But Condition Improving (SF Gate)
- Chronicle’s Open Forum Takes on Central Subway: Nat Ford Writes in Favor, Gerald Adams Against
- BIKE NOPA Examines SFgo Program, Which “May Encourage Faster, More Dangerous Driving”
- Labor Day Parking Ticket Catches a KCBS Reporter by Surprise (KCBS)
- Treasure Island’s Street Grid Will Rotate at a 68 Degree Angle (Arch Paper via SF Curbed)
- Vision to Turn San Jose’s Guadalupe Park Into “the Central Park of the Region” (Merc)
- Mission and Sunset Playgrounds to Get Makeovers (SF Examiner)
- Park Merced Development Begs Question: “What Do We Do With the Suburbs?” (SFBG)
- Green Buildings Certified as Green Aren’t So Green After All (SF Gate)
- Plaque Unveiled to Honor Train Crash Victims in L.A. (LAT)
- 24 States Competing for Federal HSR Funds (WSJ)
- SF Examiner: “Funding Doubts Hinder Doyle Drive Retrofit”
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