Today’s Headlines
Driver Hits Man on Bicycle at Fell and Masonic (SF Examiner) Man Critically Injured by Driver at Sixth and Howard in SoMa (CBS 5) Driver Who Killed Good Samaritan in Hayward Parking Lot Faces Charges (Mercury News) WALKSacramento and AARP Audit: Fruitridge Area Could Be More Walkable (SacBee) Palo Alto Adopts Language Formally Opposing High-Speed Rail … Continued
10:33 AM PST on December 20, 2011
- Driver Hits Man on Bicycle at Fell and Masonic (SF Examiner)
- Man Critically Injured by Driver at Sixth and Howard in SoMa (CBS 5)
- Driver Who Killed Good Samaritan in Hayward Parking Lot Faces Charges (Mercury News)
- WALKSacramento and AARP Audit: Fruitridge Area Could Be More Walkable (SacBee)
- Palo Alto Adopts Language Formally Opposing High-Speed Rail (CoCo Times)
- MTC Moving Full Steam Ahead With New Headquarters in San Francisco (Mercury News)
- Construction Crews to Begin Installing Main Cable for New Bay Bridge East Span (SF Examiner, SFGate)
- Marin Transit Board to GG Bridge District: We Want a Better Deal (Marin IJ)
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