Today’s Headlines

9:00 AM PDT on May 28, 2010

More on TWU Deal and Potential Rollback of Muni Service Cuts (City Insider, SF Examiner, The Snitch)
AC Transit Directors Mull $11.6 Million in Service Cuts (Daily Californian)
LaHood: We Haven't Endorsed Transit Operating Aid Bill (Transpo Nation)
Obama Admits Mistakes in Spill Response, Won't Admit Offshore DrillingIs a Mistake (NYT)
Charles Krauthammer Incapable of Connecting Deepwater Drilling to OilDependence (News)
Caltrain Gets Federal Waiver to Electrify Tracks (Merc)
SF Planning Commission Delays Decision on Mid-Market Development (SF Gate)
SF's Blue Greenway, Part of the Bay Trail, Could Take Decades to Finish (SF Examiner)
Tesla Paid $42 Million for NUMMI Plant (SF Gate)
Critical Mass to Take a Beach Route Tonight (SFCriticalMass)

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