Today’s Headlines
Pedestrian Hit, Seriously Injured in Crash with M Ocean View Train (SF Gate, SF Appeal) Muni Diaries: “Raise a Glass of OJ and Wish Muni a Better Week” Witness Grabs Keys from Hit-and-Run SUV Driver Who Injured Bicyclist in Sacto (News 10) SFPD Chief Gascón Orders Review of Critical Mass (SF Critical Mass, SF Examiner) … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
9:08 AM PST on February 1, 2010
- Pedestrian Hit, Seriously Injured in Crash with M Ocean View Train (SF Gate, SF Appeal)
- Muni Diaries: “Raise a Glass of OJ and Wish Muni a Better Week”
- Witness Grabs Keys from Hit-and-Run SUV Driver Who Injured Bicyclist in Sacto (News 10)
- SFPD Chief Gascón Orders Review of Critical Mass (SF Critical Mass, SF Examiner)
- He Also Wants to Reduce Muni Crime, Bike-Ped Crashes with Cars by 10 Percent (BCN via SF Appeal)
- CBS5 Reporter on Extending Sunday Meters: “We Hope Not”
- Mayor Newsom: Transbay Terminal Stim Funds “Not Etched in Stone” (SF Examiner)
- SamTrans Fare Hikes Take Effect Today (Merc)
- Renovation Could Lead to Partial Dolores Park Closure for Two Years (Uptown Almanac via SFist)
- Planning Dept. Holds Workshop on Proposed New Park at 17th/Folsom (El Tecolote)
- Press Democrat: “Officials Vow SMART Won’t Stop Short of Santa Rosa”
- Electric Bikes an $11 Billion Global Industry; Supes Prez Chiu Featured (NYT)
- Toronto Considering More Car-Free Sundays (Toronto Star)
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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