Today’s Headlines
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By
Bryan Goebel
9:26 AM PDT on October 18, 2010
- SF Gate: “Proposition G Could Reroute Muni”
- Muni’s “A” Fast Pass and Disabled Pass Transitioning to Clipper in November (BCN via SF Appeal)
- SF Unified School District to Consider Cutting Bus Service for Students (SF Examiner)
- Prop AA Would Raise Vehicle Registration Fees to Fix Potholes, Pay for Bike, Ped Improvements (SF Gate)
- Parking a Concern Among Voters in District 2 Race for Supervisor (SF Gate)
- 85-year-old Man Struck and Killed by Driver in San Mateo Identified (BCN via ABC7)
- Pedestrian Hit by Driver and Killed on I-80 in Vallejo (BCN via CBS)
- Mother Earth News Interviews Walk SF Executive Director Elizabeth Stampe
- SFMTA Installs Larger Traffic Signals on Masonic Avenue (BIKE NOPA)
- New Phone App Will Help Gather Data About San Jose’s Urban Streams (Mercury News)
- Plan to Convert Market St. Building into SF’s Largest Hostel Gets Planning Approval (SF Gate)
- Oil Industry Also Pouring Money into Prop. 26, Which Could Affect AB32 Implementation (LAT)
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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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