Today’s Headlines
Muni Could Resume Service Previously Cut by September (SF Weekly, Examiner) Caltrain Considers Service Cuts and Fare Increases (Examiner) How CA’s Environmental Laws Prevent Bike Lanes in San Francisco (SFBG) Oakland Braces for Mehserle Verdict (ABC, CBS) Judge Says Not Enough Evidence for 1st-Degree Murder Charge (ABC) Social Networking Sites Abuzz over Mehserle Case (CoCo … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
8:22 AM PDT on July 1, 2010
- Muni Could Resume Service Previously Cut by September (SF Weekly, Examiner)
- Caltrain Considers Service Cuts and Fare Increases (Examiner)
- How CA’s Environmental Laws Prevent Bike Lanes in San Francisco (SFBG)
- Oakland Braces for Mehserle Verdict (ABC, CBS)
- Judge Says Not Enough Evidence for 1st-Degree Murder Charge (ABC)
- Social Networking Sites Abuzz over Mehserle Case (CoCo Times)
- Railroads in East Bay Team Up to Educate About Track Dangers (ABC)
- Pedestrian and Bike Path Adjacent to SMART Could Be Cut (ABC)
- Bay Area Bridge Tolls Rise Today (ABC)
- CA Cell Phone Ban is Mostly Ignored by Drivers (CoCo Times)
- Few Commutes Can Be as Bad as Moscow’s (Wired)
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