Today’s Headlines
Listen to this In-Depth Crosscurrents Report on High Speed Rail (KALW) Newsom Conducts 5th Doyle Drive/Presidio Parkway Groundbreaking (SF Gate, Marin IJ, Examiner) Target Could Come to Geary and Masonic and to Metreon (Examiner, ABC) CPMC Long-Range Development Plans Released (SocketSite) More on BART Vote for Fare Reduction Riders Don’t Want (CoCo Times) AC Transit … Continued
By
Matthew Roth
7:46 AM PDT on July 22, 2010
Listen to this In-Depth Crosscurrents Report on High Speed Rail (KALW)
- Newsom Conducts 5th Doyle Drive/Presidio Parkway Groundbreaking (SF Gate, Marin IJ, Examiner)
- Target Could Come to Geary and Masonic and to Metreon (Examiner, ABC)
- CPMC Long-Range Development Plans Released (SocketSite)
- More on BART Vote for Fare Reduction Riders Don’t Want (CoCo Times)
- AC Transit Operators on 3rd Day of “Sick Out” (CBS)
- Burlingame Prepares for High Speed Rail, Discusses Options (Examiner)
- Golden Gate Transit District Could Build History Center (Examiner)
- SMART Pedestrian and Bicycle Path Safe for Now (Press Dem, Marin IJ)
- Contra Costa County Vehicle Registration Fee Hike to Be Debated (CoCo Times)
- Facebook Shuttle Buses Angering Palo Alto Neighbors (CBS)
- 6 Killed in SUV, Minivan, Greyhound Bus Crash Near Fresno (ABC, SF Gate, Sac Bee)
- Photoshopped People in Project Plans Can Create False Sense of Walkability (Planetizen)
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