Today’s Headlines
Senate Mischief May Cripple EPA’s Power to Regulate Greenhouse Gases (NYT) Happy Ending for SF Autistic Girl Whose Tandem Bike Was Stolen (SF Gate) “Perplexing Decisions” Involving Caltrain and High-Speed Rail (Merc) HSR Opponents Pack Bakersfield Meeting (Bakersfield.com) SF Arts Commission Narrows List of Artists for Central Subway Project (SF Examiner) Pedestrian Injured by Driver … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
8:59 AM PDT on June 10, 2010
- Senate Mischief May Cripple EPA’s Power to Regulate Greenhouse Gases (NYT)
- Happy Ending for SF Autistic Girl Whose Tandem Bike Was Stolen (SF Gate)
- “Perplexing Decisions” Involving Caltrain and High-Speed Rail (Merc)
- HSR Opponents Pack Bakersfield Meeting (Bakersfield.com)
- SF Arts Commission Narrows List of Artists for Central Subway Project (SF Examiner)
- Pedestrian Injured by Driver in Early Morning Crash in Alamo Square (BCN via CBS5)
- C.W. Nevius: “Fight Brews with Bogeymen of North Beach”
- L.A. Officials Unveil “511 Traffic Alert System” (CBS2)
- Women Who Bike: Mari Hunter and Emily (BIKE NOPA, Bikes and the City)
- Portland DOT Installing Hundreds of New Sharrows (Bike Portland)
- The Latest in Guerrilla Bike Lane Enforcement (Daily
Green) - Cyclist Letter Leads to Better Bike Stripes in Santa Monica (Gary
Rides Bikes) - SF Supes Approve Federal Money for Electric Car Program (SF Examiner)
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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