Today’s Headlines
Bike Hit-and-Run Suspect Held Without Bail (KCBS, Examiner) Supes Reject Sit-Lie, Mayor Vows to Put It on November Ballot (KCBS, Examiner, SF Gate, CBS) Bay Bridge Gateway Park Provides Interesting Potential (SF Gate) Jury Selected in Mehserle BART Shooting Trial (KCBS, SF Gate, CBS) BART Board May Put Surplus in Savings (KCBS, Holds Public Workshops … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
8:28 AM PDT on June 9, 2010
- Bike Hit-and-Run Suspect Held Without Bail (KCBS, Examiner)
- Supes Reject Sit-Lie, Mayor Vows to Put It on November Ballot (KCBS, Examiner, SF Gate, CBS)
- Bay Bridge Gateway Park Provides Interesting Potential (SF Gate)
- Jury Selected in Mehserle BART Shooting Trial (KCBS, SF Gate, CBS)
- BART Board May Put Surplus in Savings (KCBS, Holds Public Workshops (Oak Trib)
- BART Translink Users Happy With Service, According to Survey (Examiner)
- Brentwood Voters Reject Sprawl Measure, Preserve Open Space (CoCo Times)
- Despite Focus on Gas Tax, Majority of State DOTs’ Funding is Local (Transport Politic)
- How a “Truck Trike” Could Change Urban Delivery (Bike Portland)
- Do You Remember When Gas Was Under $1/Gallon? Some Old People Reminisce (Merc)
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