Today’s Headlines
- MTA Meetings Will Continue With Only Five Members After Two Termed Out (Examiner)
- William and the Disappearing Magic Muni Bus (FCJ)
- SFO Airport Commission to Vote on BART Worker Discount (Examiner)
- Transbay Blog Takes Exception With a Parking-Happy SF Planning Commissioner
- Willie Brown Says North Beach Like Night at the Museum (SF Gate)
- Strong Opposition to Renaming 3rd Street After Willie Brown (SF Gate)
- Six People Injure in VTA Bus Crash (Merc)
- Oakland Tribune Piles on Negativity Over MTC Annual Report on Transit Funding
- Oakland Port Truckers Upset with Deadlines and Delay for Diesel Filters (Oak Trib)
- Opposition to AB 32 Mounts as Ballot Measure Moves Forward (CoCo Times)
- Republican, Former Sec of State George Schultz Now Co-Chair AB 32 Defense Campaign (Sac Bee)
- On Mayday in Copenhagen, It Was a Parade of Cargo Bikes (Copenhagenize)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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