Today’s Headlines
What’s left of a man’s bicycle who was targeted in a “hit and run rampage” by a driver at Missouri and 17th in San Francisco. Photo: Troy Holden Horrific: Cops Search for Driver Who Ran Down Four Cyclists (SF Gate, KCBS, Mission Loc@l, SFist) “Anti-Mountain Biking Advocate” Arrested for Attacking Cyclists with Handsaw (Cyclelicious via … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
8:55 AM PDT on June 3, 2010
What’s left of a man’s bicycle who was targeted in a “hit and run rampage” by a driver at Missouri and 17th in San Francisco. Photo: Troy Holden- Horrific: Cops Search for Driver Who Ran Down Four Cyclists (SF Gate, KCBS, Mission Loc@l, SFist)
- “Anti-Mountain Biking Advocate” Arrested for Attacking Cyclists with Handsaw (Cyclelicious via SFist)
- Four LA Cops Involved in Critical Mass Assault Put on Desk Duty (LAT,
LA
Weekly) - SJ Driver Involved in Street Race That Killed Woman Pleads No Contest (Merc)
- BAAQMD Board Approves New Development Guidelines Aimed at Limiting C02 (Merc)
- SF Supes Delay Rejection of MTA Budget Pending TWU Vote (SF Gate)
- More Delays for BART as Train Gets Stuck Heading into Transbay Tube (SF Gate)
- Legislation Would Limit Red-Light Cameras to Intersections with History of Collisions (CBS5)
- SF Appeal Writer to Chronicle Columnist/SF Resident Chuck Nevius: Consider Riding a Bike
- SMART Selects Guerneville Rd. for Its Northern Santa Rosa Rail Station (Press Democrat)
- Complete Streets, Transit-Oriented Development Top Grist
List for Kicking Offshore Oil Habit … - … Obama Admin Not Nearly as Decisive (Post,
News),
Though We Won’t Be Nuking the Gulf (NYT)
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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