Today’s Headlines
SFMTA Chief Nat Ford Says SF Weekly Muni Story Inaccurate, Defends Agency (SF Weekly) Reaction to Assaults at Muni Stops Includes More Cops and Large Rewards (SF Gate, CBS) Muni F-Line Extension Stalled Because of Supervisor Alioto-Pier (Examiner) Dangerous Drivers Put Themselves and Others in Hospital (Examiner, Examiner, CBS) SF Meets Kyoto Protocol Carbon Reduction … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
8:59 AM PDT on April 29, 2010
- SFMTA Chief Nat Ford Says SF Weekly Muni Story Inaccurate, Defends Agency (SF Weekly)
- Reaction to Assaults at Muni Stops Includes More Cops and Large Rewards (SF Gate, CBS)
- Muni F-Line Extension Stalled Because of Supervisor Alioto-Pier (Examiner)
- Dangerous Drivers Put Themselves and Others in Hospital (Examiner, Examiner, CBS)
- SF Meets Kyoto Protocol Carbon Reduction Targets (Examiner)
- Newsom’s Development Fee Deferral Law Amended, Moving Forward (Examiner)
- Despite Budget Woes, San Mateo County to Continue Caltrain Shuttles (Examiner)
- Peninsula Drive Less Challenge Continues Through May (Examiner)
- Car Poolers Could Get Federal Tax Break (Merc)
- Marin Residents Concerned State Law Could Raise Speed Limits on Their Street (Marin IJ)
- Poor Road Conditions Lead to Higher Costs for Drivers (Sac Bee)
- Economic Downturn Brings Low Construction Bids to Transportation Projects (SF Gate)
Don’t you sometimes wish a simple ring of your bike bell could make the day
brighter?
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