Today’s Headlines
Bicyclist Critical After Crash with Truck Driver on Mission/Fremont in SF (SF Appeal) BMW Chosen to Design BART’s New Fleet of Trains (Bay Citizen) Muni Drivers Injured in Attacks in the Bayview (SF Examiner) Funding Approved by Board of Supes for Central Subway Tunneling (SF Gate) SF Supes Approve Plan for AT&T Boxes on Sidewalks … Continued
By
Bryan Goebel
9:32 AM PDT on July 20, 2011
- Bicyclist Critical After Crash with Truck Driver on Mission/Fremont in SF (SF Appeal)
- BMW Chosen to Design BART’s New Fleet of Trains (Bay Citizen)
- Muni Drivers Injured in Attacks in the Bayview (SF Examiner)
- Funding Approved by Board of Supes for Central Subway Tunneling (SF Gate)
- SF Supes Approve Plan for AT&T Boxes on Sidewalks (BCN via Bay Citizen)
- SF Rates #2 in Walkscore’s Ranking of Most Walkable U.S. Cities (SF Gate)
- Sac City Council Wants “Neighborhood Bridge” Across Sac River (Sac Bee)
- Man Killed by Caltrain in Sunnyvale is the Fifth in Seven Weeks (Mercury News)
- Aptos Man Cited for DUI on Bicycle in Parking Lot Crash (Mercury News)
- Redwood City Parking Requirements Could Compromise Planned Parenthood Clinic (Mercury News)
- Parked Car with Two Children Inside Rolls into Tree in Tiburon (Marin IJ)
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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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