Today’s Headlines
Reaction to Schwarzenegger Transit Funding Snub (NBC, Examiner, N-Judah) SF Disability Placard Parking Sting Yields Increase in Citations for Cheats (Examiner) New Mojo Cafe “Parklet” Will Get Official Newsome Announcement Today (Bike NOPA) Muni Trackwork This Weekend to Create Delays (Examiner) This Friday’s SJ Bike Party Will Memorialize Los Gatos Cyclist Killed on Sidewalk (Merc) … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
7:56 AM PDT on March 18, 2010
- Reaction to Schwarzenegger Transit Funding Snub (NBC, Examiner, N-Judah)
- SF Disability Placard Parking Sting Yields Increase in Citations for Cheats (Examiner)
- New Mojo Cafe “Parklet” Will Get Official Newsome Announcement Today (Bike NOPA)
- Muni Trackwork This Weekend to Create Delays (Examiner)
- This Friday’s SJ Bike Party Will Memorialize Los Gatos Cyclist Killed on Sidewalk (Merc)
- Union City Pedestrian Killed in Front of House (CoCo Times, CBS)
- SMART Sets Guidelines for Rail Cars (Press Dem)
- But SMART Officials Propose Raiding Bike/Ped Funds to Fill Funding Gap (Marin IJ)
- More on Oakland Council Disabled Parking Placard Crackdown Delay (Oak Trib)
- Oakland Airport Terminal Certified “Green” (CBS)
- Roadshow Readers Defend Illegal Practice of Texting While Stopped at Red Light
- Vallejo Driver Arrested for Allowing Two Teens to Ride on Roof of Car (CoCo Times)
- Drive By Texas Oil Companies to Repeal CA’s Greenhouse Gas Law Underway (Coco Times)
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