Today’s Headlines
Mayor Newsom, Wife Made Investment in Oil Rig Involved in Gulf Disaster (Matier & Ross) Kerry, Lieberman, Obama Buckle on Climate Bill (Politico, NYT) No Decision Yet on Whether Transpo Emissions Will Be Capped (Transpo Nation) Half of Recent Muni Service Cuts to Be Rolled Back in September (SF Gate) Bay Citizen: “Union Prez Picks … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
8:40 AM PDT on June 30, 2010
- Mayor Newsom, Wife Made Investment in Oil Rig Involved in Gulf Disaster (Matier & Ross)
- Kerry, Lieberman, Obama Buckle on Climate Bill (Politico,
NYT) - No Decision Yet on Whether Transpo Emissions Will Be Capped (Transpo
Nation) - Half of Recent Muni Service Cuts to Be Rolled Back in September (SF Gate)
- Bay Citizen: “Union Prez Picks Sides in Muni Reform”
- SF Rally to Support Federal Legislation That Would Help Local Transit Agencies (SF Appeal)
- Irvine Works on Setting Up an “Ambitious Bus System” Where the “Car Has
Been King” (OC
Register) - IBM Report: Motorists Fed Up With Other Motorists (NY
Post) - Guardian Writer Rails Against New Bridge Tolls as An Attack on Working-Class Drivers (SFBG)
- Construction of Bay Bridge Eastern Span Now 50 Percent Complete (CBS5)
- Driver Dies in “Fiery Crash” with Recycling Truck on Bay Bridge (SF Gate)
- Bill Would Lower Fines for Ca. Drivers Who Turn Right on a Red Light (Roadshow)
- SFMTA Implements New Traffic Design on Fell Near Problematic Arco Station (BIKE NOPA)
- Columnist Wants to Drastically Remap California High-Speed Rail Proposal (Merc)
- The Examiner Has a Few More Details on the SFPD/SFBC Effort to Catch Bike Thieves
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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