Today’s Headlines
BART Officer Involved in Oscar Grant Case Fired (Merc, CBS, CoCo Times, SF Gate) BART Director Wants To Preserve Convenience at Parking Lots (SF Gate) MTA Removes Traffic Cops from Market St., Occasional Spot Checks by PD (SF Gate) Muni Safety Chief Leaving for Post at Washington DC Transit Operator (SF Gate) Opposing Media Accounts … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
7:39 AM PDT on March 26, 2010
- BART Officer Involved in Oscar Grant Case Fired (Merc, CBS, CoCo Times, SF Gate)
- BART Director Wants To Preserve Convenience at Parking Lots (SF Gate)
- MTA Removes Traffic Cops from Market St., Occasional Spot Checks by PD (SF Gate)
- Muni Safety Chief Leaving for Post at Washington DC Transit Operator (SF Gate)
- Opposing Media Accounts on Muni Fare Evader Hearing (SF Appeal, ABC, Examiner)
- Debate at Hearing About Banishing Perpetual Fare Evaders (Examiner)
- Man to Ride Every Muni Line in 80 Days (SF Weekly)
- Muni Bus Stop Blooming, Albeit in Plastic Flowers (Muni Diaries)
- Pedestrian Hit by Muni T-Third Light Rail Vehicle (SF Appeal, CBS)
- Bicycle Rider Helps SFPD Catch Bike Thief (Bike
NOPA) - “Bicyclists Slow Down, Sheep Herd Ahead. This Means Ewe!” (Cyclelicious)
- San Francisco Homeowners Pay More for Walkable Neighborhoods (KALW)
- SF Cable Car Renovation With Close At Least One Line (CBS)
- Pedestrian Killed By Van in Guerneville (Press Dem)
- Analyst Calls Electric Cars “All Sizzle and No Steak;” Fleet-wide Savings Minimal (NBC)
- Workshops To Educate Public on Car Fee Increase Set Up in E. Bay (CoCo Times)
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