Today’s Headlines
Chronicle Editorial Says SPUR Alternative Budget Has “Plenty to Hate,” But Better Than Cuts Will the MTA Board Consider SPUR Alternative Budget Proposals? (NBC) (SF Weekly) Muni Could Extend Fiscal Emergency Designation at Meeting Today (KCBS) (SF Gate) A Closer Look at the Growing Chorus of San Franciscans Upset With Muni (SFBG) “March Against Muni” … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
8:20 AM PST on March 2, 2010
- Chronicle Editorial Says SPUR Alternative Budget Has “Plenty to Hate,” But Better Than Cuts
- Will the MTA Board Consider SPUR Alternative Budget Proposals? (NBC) (SF Weekly)
- Muni Could Extend Fiscal Emergency Designation at Meeting Today (KCBS) (SF Gate)
- A Closer Look at the Growing Chorus of San Franciscans Upset With Muni (SFBG)
- “March Against Muni” Protest Draws Crowd (ABC) (CBS) (KCBS) (SF Weekly) (SF Appeal)
- Willie Brown Calls Elsbernd Muni Operator Ballot Measure a “Slam Dunk” (SF Gate)
- Mike’s Bikes Sends Nearly 500 Bikes to Africa, Pledges Money for Repairs (Marin IJ)
- Family of Pinole Teen Killed by Train Friday Demands Safety Changes (CoCo Times) (ABC) (SF Gate)
- Two People Shot on AC Transit Bus Will Survive (CoCo Times) (Oak Trib)
- Palo Alto Mayor Calls for Infrastructure Fixes, Red Light Cameras (Merc)
- Tesla Moves Into Its New Palo Alto Headquarters (Merc)
- Planning Begins for 50-Acre Bay Bridge Park (CBS)
- Marin Mall Seeking LEED Cert Gives Best Parking Spots to Fuel-Efficient Cars, Others Cry Foul (CBS)
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