Today’s Headlines
Muni Union Set to Vote Today on Labor Concessions (City Insider) BART Directors Approve Budget with No Fare Increases or Service Cuts (SF Gate, Merc, KCBS) How to Revive Oakland’s Economy? Student Suggests Streetcar Line (SF Gate) Living in the O: “Berkeley City Council Coming Around on BRT” New Hybrid Buses Set to Roll Out … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
9:03 AM PDT on June 11, 2010
- Muni Union Set to Vote Today on Labor Concessions (City Insider)
- BART Directors Approve Budget with No Fare Increases or Service Cuts (SF Gate, Merc, KCBS)
- How to Revive Oakland’s Economy? Student Suggests Streetcar Line (SF Gate)
- Living in the O: “Berkeley City Council Coming Around on BRT”
- New Hybrid Buses Set to Roll Out in Marin County (Marin IJ)
- On Anniversary of D.C. Crash, LaHood Pushes for Federal Oversight of Transit Agencies (WaPo)
- Man Attacked in Incident That Sparked Sit/Lie Proposal Opposes It (Bay Citizen)
- A Rare Moment of Quiet at the Problematic Arco Divisadero Station (BIKE NOPA)
- Chron Editorial: Mid-Market Street Needs City Hall’s “Full Focus”
- Measure to Raise Vehicle Registration Fee for State Parks Qualifies for Ballot (Merc)
- Nice
Ride Minneapolis, Biggest Bike-Share in USA, Is Up and Running (Transpo
Nation)
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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