Today’s Headlines
SFPD Faults Bicyclist for Crash at Fell/Masonic (BIKE NOPA) San Jose Holds Its First Ciclovia-Style Event (Merc) An Estimated 60,000 Turn Out for Bay to Breakers (SF Gate, ABC7) Sunday Parkways “Kicks Off with a Bang” in Portland (Bike Portland) Service Cuts Have Muni Riders Feeling “Frustration to Resignation” (SF Gate) Examiner: “Muni to Offer … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
8:57 AM PDT on May 17, 2010
- SFPD Faults Bicyclist for Crash at Fell/Masonic (BIKE NOPA)
- San Jose Holds Its First Ciclovia-Style Event (Merc)
- An Estimated 60,000 Turn Out for Bay to Breakers (SF Gate, ABC7)
- Sunday Parkways “Kicks Off with a Bang” in Portland (Bike Portland)
- Service Cuts Have Muni Riders Feeling “Frustration to Resignation” (SF Gate)
- Examiner: “Muni to Offer Voters a Slew of New Taxes”
- Palo Alto Considers Changing Height Limits for ‘Sustainable Development’ (Palo Alto Online)
- Planning Department Proposes New Parking Solution for Market St. Mall (SF Examiner)
- Matier & Ross On Transbay Terminal’s “$18 Million Bus Stop”
- Red-Light Cameras Back Up and Running in South San Francisco (ABC7)
- Marin Supes Set to Raise Parking Fines on County’s Beaches (SF Gate)
- Rollersports Association Wants Skating Rules Changed on GG Bridge (City Insider, KCBS)
- BIKE NOPA and Bikes and the City Women Who Bike Series Features Kay Hoskins and Kathleen
Bryan Goebel is a reporter at KQED Public Radio in San Francisco. A veteran journalist and writer, he helped launch Streetsblog SF in 2009 and served as editor for three years. He lives car-free in the Castro District.
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