Today’s Headlines
CARB Approves Landmark SB375 Targets, New Renewable Energy Rule (SF Gate) Meg Whitman Says She’ll Vote Against Prop 23 But Would Have Vetoed AB32 (Merc, LAT) Ken Garcia: “New Fare System But Same Old Muni” (SF Examiner) Opponents Turn Out in Force to Testify Against CPMC Project (City Insider, Beyond Chron) SFMTA Installs Permanent Radar … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
9:08 AM PDT on September 24, 2010
- CARB Approves Landmark SB375 Targets, New Renewable Energy Rule (SF Gate)
- Meg Whitman Says She’ll Vote Against Prop 23 But Would Have Vetoed AB32 (Merc, LAT)
- Ken Garcia: “New Fare System But Same Old Muni” (SF Examiner)
- Opponents Turn Out in Force to Testify Against CPMC Project (City Insider, Beyond Chron)
- SFMTA Installs Permanent Radar Speed Signs on Masonic Avenue (BIKE NOPA)
- Pedestrian “Jaywalker” Hit by Driver, Seriously Injured on Market Street (SF Examiner)
- San Rafael Cyclist Remains in Intensive Car After Hit-and-Run Crash; Driver Charged (Marin IJ)
- Advocate for the Disabled Critical After Hit-and-Run Crash in Petaluma (Press Democrat)
- Grandmother, Two Children Struck by Driver in Petaluma (Press Democrat)
- Auto Crashes Remain Leading Cause of Death for Kids Age 3-14 (AP via SF Gate)
- Alttransport: “Want to Get Away with Murder? Just Run Over a Bicyclist”
- BART Board Discusses Revenue Ideas (SF Gate)
- Bicycle Activism and Critical Mass Arrive in Stockton (Stockton Record)
- Tour de Fat and the Mission Bicycle Festival Are This Weekend
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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