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Today’s Headlines

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  • SFMTA Delays Ending Employee Parking Perks (City Insider, SF Examiner, ABC7)
  • Spike in Crime on Muni Attributed to Start of School Year (SF Examiner)
  • Muni, Ped Safety, Prop. G Enforcement Among Priorities for SF Supervisors in 2011 (SFBG)
  • Caltrain Summits Aimed at Brainstorming Ideas for Getting Agency Back on Track (Daily News, SF Exam)
  • Transforming Masonic Into Boulevard Will Be “Valued by Future Generations” (BIKE NOPA)
  • Legislation Calls for Conflict-of-Interest Disclosure for Ca. High-Speed Rail Board (LAT)
  • Elly Blue Asks: “What Does It Mean to Ride a Bicycle Responsibly?” (Grist)
  • San Jose “Moves to Save Redevelopment Money” (Mercury News)
  • Caltrans Tests New Crosswalk Markings on El Camino Real (Mr. Roadshow)
  • LA Times: “California May Have Highest Costs for Charging Electric Vehicles”

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