Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
8:57 AM PDT on March 28, 2012
- Despite Fare Increases, Muni Still Cheaper Than Other U.S. Systems (SF Examiner)
- City Strikes Deal With CPMC Including $13M for Ped Safety and Street Improvements (SFGate)
- 8 Washington Condo Project Stalled by Appeals (SF Examiner)
- 511 Transit App Released for iPhone (PR Newswire)
- Bay Bridge Safety Panel to be Reviewed by State Senate for Objectivity (Sac Bee)
- Walk San Francisco Promotes Walk to Work Day, Friday April 6, With Events and Prizes
- GG Bridge Bike Path to Be Reopened by Bike To Work Day, May 10 (SF Examiner)
- New Toll Roads Save Time, Could Help Pay for BART Extension to San Jose (Mercury News)
- San Jose City Council Prioritizes Bike and Transit Corridors for Repairs (Mercury News)
- Martinez Police to Celebrate Distracted Driving Awareness Month With Crackdown (CoCo Times)
- AC Transit Bus Riders Trapped by Downed Electric Lines (CoCo Times)
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