Today’s Headlines
More headlines over at Streetsblog Capitol Hill.
By
Matthew Roth
8:28 AM PST on December 2, 2009
- Suspect in J-Church Muni Stabbing Arrested (SF Gate) (N-J Chronicles) (NBC)
- BART Plans Increased Police Presence on Trains (SF Weekly)
- Is Barney’s New York Store the Newest Ally of Those Opposed to the Central Subway? (Examiner)
- Don’t Like Suburban Big Boxes? Target’s Bringing Itself to Mint Plaza for Holidays (Examiner)
- Plans for Revamping Hallidie Plaza Could Include a Reservoir (SF Gate)
- Ridiculous Road Rage Event Ends Well, Sheep Causing Traffic Delay along 237 (Merc)
- Man in Car Killed by Amtrak Train in Oakland (SF Gate)
- Police Asking Public for Help Finding Suspect in Hit-and-Run That Killed 4-Year Old (Sac Bee)
- Sacramento Man Convicted for DUI in Crash That Killed 87-Year Old Woman (Sac Bee)
- Former San Mateo Officer Convicted of Misdemeanor for Drunken Crash (SF Gate)
- Lots of Questions, Few Answers in Fatal Sonoma Family Crash (Press Dem)
- House of Sonoma Family Killed in Crash Ransacked, Car Stolen (NBC) (ABC)
More headlines over at Streetsblog Capitol Hill.
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