Today’s Headlines
Mayor Lee Defends SFMTA’s $8M Payout to Muni Drivers (SFgate) SPUR’s Egon Terplan On Fighting Job Sprawl in the Bay Area (The Atlantic Cities) SFPark Pricing Changes Affecting Occupancy Less Than Expected (Greater Greater Washington) More on the NTSB’s Recommendation to Ban All Cell Phone Use While Driving (SFGate) Mayor Lee Announces First Streets to … Continued
10:35 AM PST on December 14, 2011
- Mayor Lee Defends SFMTA’s $8M Payout to Muni Drivers (SFgate)
- SPUR’s Egon Terplan On Fighting Job Sprawl in the Bay Area (The Atlantic Cities)
- SFPark Pricing Changes Affecting Occupancy Less Than Expected (Greater Greater Washington)
- More on the NTSB’s Recommendation to Ban All Cell Phone Use While Driving (SFGate)
- Mayor Lee Announces First Streets to Be Repaved with Prop B Bonds (KTVU 2)
- KTVU 2 Bemoans Price Tag of Bay Bridge West Span Bike/Ped Path
- Ukiah Gets $1.6 Million for Bike and Ped Improvements (Press Democrat)
- Marin Sees Big Increase in Walking and Biking Since 2007 (Marin IJ)
- CAHSRA to Extend Comment Period on New Business Plan (SF Examiner)
- CAHSRA Forgoes Public Relations Contract (SacBee)
- KTVU 2: Embarcadero Cyclist Charged With Manslaughter in “Bike Friendly City”
- California DUI Deaths Reach New Low of 791 Last Year (CoCo Times)
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