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Today’s Headlines

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  • Bay Area Officials, Including David Chiu, Share Thoughts on Trip to Amsterdam (World Changing)
  • Will Muni Drivers Stage a Sickout Today? So Far, It Doesn’t Look Like It (SF Examiner, SF Weekly)
  • Caltrain Asks Ca. High-Speed Rail Authority to Take a “Phased Approach” (Merc)
  • San Jose City Council to Decide HSR Options at Its Meeting Today (Merc)
  • Retired NASA Tech Identified as Man Killed on Caltrain Tracks (Daily News via Merc)
  • Drivers Collide at Hayes and Polk; 5 People Injured, One Critically (BCN via CBS5)
  • Judge Rules Man Charged in SF Hit-and-Run Rampage Not Fit for Trial (AP via SF Examiner)
  • T4A “Hopeful” Obama Infrastructure Plan Will Lead to “Tangible Reforms” (Infrastructurist)
  • New Site Calculates Transportation Costs by Neighborhood (Planetizen)
  • Car Loving Suburban Pols Fight Back Against Green Transportation (Tree Hugger via Streetsblog LA)

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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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