Today’s Headlines
- GG Bridge District Names Date for Sidewalk Closure (SF Examiner, SF Gate)
- Lahood Tours San Bruno Pipeline Explosion Site (SF Examiner, Bay Citizen, CBS 2)
- Bay Bikers Blog Chooses Bike to Work Haiku Winners (SF Gate)
- Report: Driving is Down Even as Gas Prices Drop (CBS 2, SacBee)
- Building BART: Photos From the 1960s and 70s (SF Gate)
- Mayor Lee Asks Cal Pacific Medical for Subsidies to OK Hospital Project (SF Gate, Business Times)
- SF Chronicle Op-Ed: “High-Speed Rail Shouldn’t Be a Casualty of Short-Term Thinking”
- More on the Texting Driver Who Killed 2-Year-Old in Sonoma County (SF Gate)
- Business Interests Oppose Bay Area Climate Change Adaptation Plan (Bay Citizen)
- Tom Vanderbilt on the Dangers of “Children At Play” Signs (Slate)
- Bay Guardian‘s Steve Jones: Campaign for Mayor Lee to Run for Re-Election is “Fake”
- How Many ‘U.S. Infrastructure Ailing’ Reports Will It Take to Fix U.S. Infrastructure? (Infrastructurist)
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