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    • Obama Administration Wants Safety Oversight of Subways and Light Rail (NYT, Reuters)
    • Man Arrested in Tenderloin Stabbing Considered Suspect in Stabbing of Boy on Muni Bus (CBS5)
    • N-Judah Rail Replacement Project Delayed; Shuttle Buses Still Running (SF Gate)
    • Wired: "Why Portland's Mass Transit Rocks"
    • SF Struggles to Find Money to Repair and Maintain Its Deteriorating Streets (SF Examiner)
    • Santa Cruz to Buy Union Pacific Rail Line But Passenger Service Still Far Off (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
    • 15-year-old Bicyclist Injured in Santa Rosa Crash Involving a Fire Truck (Press Democrat)
    • SF to Pay $1.75 Million to Family of Woman Killed by DPW Driver Last Year (SF Examiner)
    • Fair Oaks and Sunrise Boulevards Among Most Dangerous for Peds in Sacramento Area (Sac Bee)
    • Walkable Communities: The Key to Reducing Demand for Energy (TNR)
    • More on San Jose's Bike Plan, Which Goes before the City Council Tomorrow (Merc)
    • VTA Towers Develoment to Be Considered by SJ Planning Commission This Week (Merc)

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