- More Coverage of the TA’s $7 Million Transfer to the SFMTA (City Insider, Examiner)
- POP Cops and Real Cops Conduct Sting at 16th and Mission (Mission L@cal)
- How Historic Streetcars Returned to San Francisco (Market Street Railway Blog)
- Daly’s Tongue-in-Cheek Legislation Would Keep City’s Streets Honest (Examiner)
- Does a Palo Alto Traffic Safety Sign Meant to Protect Kids Lack Teeth? (SF Citizen)
- “Seinfeld” Actor Alexander Strikes Boy on Bike (SF Gate)
- Sacramento to Spend $2.7 Million on Design That Lets Cars Back on K Street (SacBee)
- Public to Give Feedback on SMART Station Designs at Meetings (MarinIJ)
- Group Trying to Daylight Creeks Against Long Odds (Fog City Journal)
- More Evidence That the American Dream Doesn’t Include a Big Lawn
(CNU)
Today’s Headlines
More Coverage of the TA’s $7 Million Transfer to the SFMTA (City Insider, Examiner) POP Cops and Real Cops Conduct Sting at 16th and Mission (Mission L@cal) How Historic Streetcars Returned to San Francisco (Market Street Railway Blog) Daly’s Tongue-in-Cheek Legislation Would Keep City’s Streets Honest (Examiner) Does a Palo Alto Traffic Safety Sign Meant … Continued
8:48 AM PDT on April 28, 2010
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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