Today’s Headlines
More Coverage of Charges in Bike-Hit Rampage (CBS, SF Gate,) BART Police Will Get Tasers Back (ABC, CoCo Times) Budget Problems Could End Free BART Shuttle in Walnut Creek (CBS) More Coverage of How BART Plans to Spend Budget Surplus (Examiner) Fishman’s Wharf Plan Gives Pedestrians Priority (Examiner) Pedestrians Hurt in Fisherman’s Wharf SUV Crash … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
9:15 AM PDT on June 8, 2010
- More Coverage of Charges in Bike-Hit Rampage (CBS, SF Gate,)
- BART Police Will Get Tasers Back (ABC, CoCo Times)
- Budget Problems Could End Free BART Shuttle in Walnut Creek (CBS)
- More Coverage of How BART Plans to Spend Budget Surplus (Examiner)
- Fishman’s Wharf Plan Gives Pedestrians Priority (Examiner)
- Pedestrians Hurt in Fisherman’s Wharf SUV Crash (CBS)
- Fire Truck and Muni Bus Clip Mirrors (Examiner)
- Matt Baume Writes Excellent Piece About City’s Watershed (Daily Casserole)
- Heron’s Head Park in Bayview to Get Upgrades (Examiner)
- Feds Step in With Funds to Help Nummi Workers (ABC)
- SFGate Gives Oh So Much Love to Cars and Their Drivers. Blech!
- Road Fatalities Continue to Rise in India (NY Times)
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