Today’s Headlines
SFMTA to Hold Hearings on Making Nx Bus Permanent, Increasing F-Line Service (SF Examiner) Supe David Campos Wants to Hear SFMTA’s Plan for Reducing Overtime (SF Examiner) Congressional Republicans Want to Withhold CA HSR Funds (LAT) Dispatch from Europe: Bikeway (and Pedestrian) Innovations Abound in Malmö (Bike Portland) Bike Rider Who Killed Woman on Embarcadero … Continued
8:40 AM PST on November 23, 2011
- SFMTA to Hold Hearings on Making Nx Bus Permanent, Increasing F-Line Service (SF Examiner)
- Supe David Campos Wants to Hear SFMTA’s Plan for Reducing Overtime (SF Examiner)
- Congressional Republicans Want to Withhold CA HSR Funds (LAT)
- Dispatch from Europe: Bikeway (and Pedestrian) Innovations Abound in Malmö (Bike Portland)
- Bike Rider Who Killed Woman on Embarcadero to Be Arraigned Today (KTVU 2)
- Driver Kills 79-Year-Old Santa Clara Man, Injures Granddaughter Friday Night (Oakland Tribune)
- Rohnert Park Raises Speed Limit on Five Roads (Press Democrat)
- Ped Improvements Recommended at East Palo Alto Intersection Where Girl Was Killed (SMC Times)
- Palo Alto City Council to Consider Ped/Bike Crossing Over Adobe Creek (PA Daily News)
- SF Board of Supes Approves Step Toward Building Playground at Embarcadero (City Insider)
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