- SamTrans to Cut Service and Eliminate Routes on Sunday (Oak Trib)
- Impact of Transit Fare Increases and Service Cuts on the Transit-Dependent (Oak Trib)
- SF Supe Chiu's New Bill Tries to Thwart Lawsuit Forbidding New Affordable Housing (Examiner)
- State Moves Closer to Approving Bills for BART Police Oversight (CoCo Times)
- Merc Editorial Urges High Speed Rail Authority to Rebuild San Jose Relationships
- 66-Year-Old Driver Charged with Manslaughter for Killing Cyclist (CoCo Times)
- No Charges in Traffic Death of Cougar on Route 17 (NBC)
- Bay Area Gas Prices Increase, Further Rise Expected (CBS 5)
- With Bridge Toll Increase, No Discount for FastTrak Users (Oak Trib)
- Cell Phone Distraction Responsible for 25 Percent of Traffic Crashes Nationally (CSM)
- Anti Distracted Driving Group Starts with Help from US DOT (LA Times)
- Caltrans Chief Answers Tough Questions Before State Senate About Bay Bridge (ABC 7)
- State Report Finds 56 Other Bridges Have Same Structural Concern (NBC)
- Oakland Port Truckers Get Extension for Diesel Filters (CoCo Times) (Oak Trib)
- Oakland Airport Ranked #1 Nationally for On-Time Arrivals (ABC 7) (NBC)
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