Today’s Headlines
MTA Board Will Consider How to Spend $36 Million in State Funds (Examiner) Muni Surveillance Cameras Help Capture Assault Suspect (BCN via Appeal) AC Transit Service Cuts Go Into Effect Over Weekend (KCBS, SF Gate) Argument on AC Transit Bus Ends in Fatal Shooting (SF Gate) Golden Gate Transit to Face Service Cuts, Changes (KCBS) … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
7:01 AM PDT on March 29, 2010
- MTA Board Will Consider How to Spend $36 Million in State Funds (Examiner)
- Muni Surveillance Cameras Help Capture Assault Suspect (BCN via Appeal)
- AC Transit Service Cuts Go Into Effect Over Weekend (KCBS, SF Gate)
- Argument on AC Transit Bus Ends in Fatal Shooting (SF Gate)
- Golden Gate Transit to Face Service Cuts, Changes (KCBS)
- Caltrain Looks to Attract More Cyclists (Examiner)
- Caltrain Will Clear Environmental Review for Electrification (CoCo Times)
- Will BART Police Civilian Oversight Board Be Effective? (Oak Trib)
- Weekend Protests Draw Attention to SF’s Sit/Lie Proposal (KCBS)
- The Folly of Licensing Bicycle Riders (Copenhagenize)
- How Welcoming Are Bay Area Cities for Elderly Cyclists? (KALW)
- Berkeley Firm Wants City to Daylight Underground Creek (Oak Trib)
- Study Finds Train Horns on Peninsula Not Too Loud (SF Gate, KCBS)
- Boy Playing in Hayward Parking Lot Killed by SUV (CBS, ABC)
- Northgate Mall Low-Emission Vehicle Parking Spaces Nixed (Marin IJ)
- Economy’s Impact on Transit Systems is Dire (Fast Lane)
- Electric Cars and Bikes Lead to Worldwide Hunt for Lithium (Copenhagenize)
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