Today’s Headlines
- Caltrain Proposes Closing Half of Its Stations to Deal with $30 Million Deficit (Mercury News)
- Judge: CARB Violated CEQA When It Adopted Landmark Emissions Law (SF Gate, CBS)
- Battle Over Socal Pollution Rules Back Before Air Quality District Today (LA Times)
- Mr. Roadshow says Congestion Tolls Not Likely for San Mateo, Dumbarton Bridges
- VTA Approves Plan to Give Homeless Free Transit Rides in Santa Clara County (Merc)
- Altamont Commuter Express Route May Improve from San Jose to Stockton (SF Gate)
- Ca. High-Speed Rail Delaying EIR on SF-to-SJ and LA-to-Anaheim Routes (Merc, Redwood City Patch)
- Bike Lanes Going in on Folsom Street in the Mission (Mission Loc@l)
- Chronicle on Park Merced Project: “Lofty Plan Would Revamp Neighborhood” (SF Gate)
- Christine Culver Leaving Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition (Press Democrat)
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