Today’s Headlines
John King says San Francisco Could Use a Little Manhattanization (SF Gate) SFMTA to Resume Scaled-Back “Saturation Stings” on Muni (SF Examiner) AC Transit Says It Has Complied With Judge’s Ruling on Contract (BCN via CBS5) Rob Anderson Tells Bay Citizen He is Considering Appeal of Bike Injunction Ruling More Coverage of First Post-Injunction Bike … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
8:37 AM PDT on August 10, 2010
- John King says San Francisco Could Use a Little Manhattanization (SF Gate)
- SFMTA to Resume Scaled-Back “Saturation Stings” on Muni (SF Examiner)
- AC Transit Says It Has Complied With Judge’s Ruling on Contract (BCN via CBS5)
- Rob Anderson Tells Bay Citizen He is Considering Appeal of Bike Injunction Ruling
- More Coverage of First Post-Injunction Bike Lane from The Snitch, BCN via Appeal, BIKE NOPA
- LA Times Quotes “Experts” Who Say “Global Warming Mission Could Survive Prop 23”
- Should America Spends Billions on a North-South Transcontinental Highway? (Transpo Nation)
- GM Banking on Subprime Loans to Get Back in the Black (NYT)
- Fremont Driver Arrested for Street Race, Ramming Police Car (Merc)
- BIKE NOPA and Bikes and the City Launches New Series on Dads Who Bike
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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