Today’s Headlines
SFMTA Says Muni Service Cuts Could Be Pared Back (SF Gate) SF Weekly Wonders Whether Nat Ford Read Their “Muni Death Spiral” Cover Article Man Killed at Muni Castro Station (SF Gate, KCBS, Examiner, SF Appeal, Examiner) Mission Pedestrian Killed by Muni Bus Remembered by Friends (ABC) BART Fires 2nd Officer in Oscar Grant Shooting … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
6:56 AM PDT on April 23, 2010
- SFMTA Says Muni Service Cuts Could Be Pared Back (SF Gate)
- SF Weekly Wonders Whether Nat Ford Read Their “Muni Death Spiral” Cover Article
- Man Killed at Muni Castro Station (SF Gate, KCBS, Examiner, SF Appeal, Examiner)
- Mission Pedestrian Killed by Muni Bus Remembered by Friends (ABC)
- BART Fires 2nd Officer in Oscar Grant Shooting (KCBS, NBC, SF Gate, Oak Trib, Sac Bee)
- BART OKs SFO Worker Discount (SF Gate, CoCo Times, Oak Trib)
- Without High Speed Rail Funds, Caltrain to Go Bankrupt (Merc)
- Bay Area Planners Meet to Discuss Climate Change Impacts (KALW)
- Can Marin Bike Riders and Drivers Get Along? (Marin Mag)
- SMART Begins Buying Rail Cars (Press Dem)
- CA Officials Say Distracted Driving a Top Safety Issue (Sac Bee)
- CA Diesel Emission Rule Could Be Delayed (CBS, Sac Bee)
- Chinese Historian Claims First Bicycle Over 2,000 Years Old (Metro UK)
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