Today’s Headlines
Mayor Newsom Begrudgingly Considers Sunday Meter Parking, Predicts Failure (SF Gate) Alioto-Pier Puts Roadblock in Way of F-Line Expansion in Marina (Examiner) Elsbernd, TWU Debate Muni Operator Pay and Work Rules Tonight (Examiner) 8 Hurt in 19th Avenue Red-Light Running Crash (CBS, Examiner) Detailed Story on the Bay Bridge (60 Minutes) Oakland Truckers Finding Environmental … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
9:01 AM PDT on April 27, 2010
- Mayor Newsom Begrudgingly Considers Sunday Meter Parking, Predicts Failure (SF Gate)
- Alioto-Pier Puts Roadblock in Way of F-Line Expansion in Marina (Examiner)
- Elsbernd, TWU Debate Muni Operator Pay and Work Rules Tonight (Examiner)
- 8 Hurt in 19th Avenue Red-Light Running Crash (CBS, Examiner)
- Detailed Story on the Bay Bridge (60 Minutes)
- Oakland Truckers Finding Environmental Filters to Be Expensive (CoCo Times)
- Oakland’s Annual Pothole Blitz Begins (CoCo Times)
- Carpool Lane Hybrid Perk Could End Soon (NBC)
- US DOT’s LaHood And Lance Agree: People Want Bike Infrastructure (Fast Lane)
- Is Carrying Someone on Your Bike Illegal? (Bike Portland)
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