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7:52 AM PDT on April 19, 2010

  • SFMTA CEO Ford Allegedly Excoriates Staff for Revealing Mayor's Muni Micromanaging (The Snitch)
  • Audit of Muni Work Orders Due This Week (Examiner)
  • Proposed Bill Would Allow City to Install Red-Light Camera at Market and Octavia (Examiner)
  • Muni Bus Driver Assaulted on 9-San Bruno (CBS5)
  • Copper Wire Theft Led to N-Judah Delay Last Friday (CBS5)
  • Police Arrest Veteran Muni Pickpocket (KGO)
  • Candlestick-Hunters Point Plan Faces Skepticism from Planning Commission (SF Gate)
  • MTC Seeking Applicants for Bike Commuter of the Year Award (Examiner)
  • San Mateo County Encouraging Bike Commuting with Workshops (Examiner)
  • City of San Mateo Considers Tweaking Its Parking Meter Enforcement Rules (Examiner)
  • Sacto Police Spokesperson: Cyclist Death Nothing Other Than "A Tragic Accident" (SacBee)

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Michael Rhodes
Michael Rhodes is a former reporter for Streetsblog San Francisco. He lives in the Mission Dolores neighborhood and is a graduate of UC Berkeley's Department of City and Regional Planning.

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