Today’s Headlines
More on Muni’s Deepening Budget Woes and Cuts from SF Gate, SF Appeal, SF Examiner KALW News: “Public Transportation on the Chopping Block” 15-Year-Old Girl Dies After Being Hit by Driver in Santa Rosa Crosswalk (Press Democrat) Man Recovering After Being Hit by Taxi Driver on Market Street (Mission Mission via SFist) Bill to Give … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
8:49 AM PST on January 29, 2010
- More on Muni’s Deepening Budget Woes and Cuts from SF Gate, SF Appeal, SF Examiner
- KALW News: “Public Transportation on the Chopping Block”
- 15-Year-Old Girl Dies After Being Hit by Driver in Santa Rosa Crosswalk (Press Democrat)
- Man Recovering After Being Hit by Taxi Driver on Market Street (Mission Mission via SFist)
- Bill to Give Incentives to Cities to Eliminate Free Parking Passes State Senate Committee (LAT)
- Transbay Terminal Project to Get $400M in Stim Funds (SF Gate)
- SF Supes Approve Property Assessment Funds to Pay for Union Square Cleanup (SF Exam)
- New iPhone App Lets Muni Riders Track Their Trips (Muni Diaries)
- Living in the O Gives Us a Brief History of Oakland Transit
- Ray LaHood Rips Study That Says Cell Phone Laws Don’t Work (NPR)
- Dear Sec. LaHood: Wouldn’t a National Traffic Hotline Lead to More Distracted Driving? (Directions)
- LA City Council to Consider Bicyclists Bill of Rights (LAT)
- Sonoma County to Use $73M Saved on 101 Widening to Widen Some More (Press Dem)
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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