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  • In Pilot Program, Muni “Ambassadors” Will Help Keep Watch on Two Lines (KTVU)
  • Study Finds Budget Woes Led Muni to Defer $1.9 Billion in Investments to System (City Insider)
  • Problems with Clipper Cards Continue (CBS5, The Appeal)
  • Ca. High-Speed Rail Authority Refines Route to Address Peninsula Concerns (Merc, Business Journal)
  • Andrew Ross: “High-Speed Rail Factions on Display” at Yesterday’s CHSRA Meeting
  • Demolition of Old Transbay Terminal Set to Begin Saturday Morning (SF Gate
  • Affordable Housing Project for New African American Center May Be in Jeopardy (SF Gate)
  • CalWatch: “Can Injecting Carbon Emissions Underground Really Be Safe?” 
  • Cotati Gets $1.5 Million MTC Grant to Build Transit Hub Along SMART Route (Press Democrat)
  • “Amtrak” Joe Biden Needs to Start Taking Transit on His NYC Junkets (Post via Streetsblog NY)

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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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