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  • FTA Announces $130 Million for BART Extension to San Jose (Mercury News)
  • Obama’s Transpo Budget Includes Money for Central Subway, Van Ness BRT (City Insider)
  • Supes Hold Hearing on Plan to Give Free Muni Passes to Low-Income Youth (City Insider)
  • VTA to Begin Accepting Clipper Cards Tomorrow on Buses and Light-Rail (Merc)
  • Ceres Man Accused of Running Down Jr. High Students Has History of Crashes (Mod Bee)
  • Oakland Non-Profit Teaches Students About Climate Change One School at a Time (SF Gate)
  • The Progressive Media Gets the Transformation of NYC Streets Under JSK (Alternet via Sblog NY)
  • Elly Blue: “Cyclists Shouldn’t ‘Share the Road,’ They Should Have Their Own (Grist)
  • Palo Alto’s California Avenue Streetscape Project Moves Forward (Daily News)
  • Coco Times: “Routes for High-Speed Rail Segment from Stockton to SJ Stir Debate”

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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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