Today’s Headlines
Eric Fischer Charts Muni Vehicle Movement for the Month of June (Via Pedestrianist) Supes Muni Reform Measure Defeated as Deal is Reached with Mayor (City Insider) Meantime, Supes Send Real Estate Tax to Voters; Drop Business, Parking Tax (SFBG, The Appeal) Hunter’s Point Redevelopment Plan Approved in 10-1 Vote by Supes (SF Gate) AC Transit … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
9:07 AM PDT on July 28, 2010
Eric Fischer Charts Muni Vehicle Movement for the Month of June (Via Pedestrianist)
- Supes Muni Reform Measure Defeated as Deal is Reached with Mayor (City Insider)
- Meantime, Supes Send Real Estate Tax to Voters; Drop Business, Parking Tax (SFBG, The Appeal)
- Hunter’s Point Redevelopment Plan Approved in 10-1 Vote by Supes (SF Gate)
- AC Transit Threatens to Stop Weekend Service as Labor Dispute Continues (Pleasanton Weekly)
- New Poll Indicates Widespread Support for Ca. High-Speed Rail (CHSRB, Merc, SF Business Times)
- Group Supporting Repeal of AB32 Files Suit Over Prop 23 Language (Sac Bee)
- Sacramento County Board of Supes May Open Land to Massive Sprawl (Sac Bee)
- Ross Town Council in Marin County Approves Bike and Pedestrian Plan (Marin IJ)
- Early Caltrain Clocks Back on Track at SF Station (SF Examiner)
- First Section of Tower for New Bay Bridge Span to Be Installed Today (SF Examiner)
- Reid’s Paltry Energy Bill Includes Billions in Automotive Subsidies, Zero for Transit (TNR)
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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