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 … Continued

By Bryan Goebel

9:30 AM PDT on September 9, 2009

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”

Bryan Goebel

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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