Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
By
Robert Prinz
9:23 AM PDT on June 7, 2012
- 8 Washington Developer Offers Parking Concessions Ahead of Tuesday’s Supe Vote (City Insider)
- Muni Negates Prop G Benefits in Hiring Full-Time Drivers (SF Examiner, Bay Citizen)
- SFMTA Appoints New Director of Capital Programs and Construction (Mass Transit Mag)
- Despite Noise Laws, SF Tour Buses Still Causing Disruptions (SFGate)
- Parking Meter Opponents ENUF Launched Website in April (SFWeekly)
- SFBC’s Golden Wheel Awards Honors Champions, Looks Toward Future (SFBG)
- State OKs Continued Funding for SF Redevelopment Projects (City Insider)
- More Menlo Park Facebook Workers May Lead to More Bikes on Caltrain (Peninsula Press)
- Trains Kill Two Pedestrians in Separate North Bay, Peninsula Incidents (CBS 5, BCN via KTVU)
- El Cerrito Woman, 93, Dies After Being Hit by Bicyclist (Mercury News)
- Bay Bridge Lights Project Underfunded, July Deadline Looming (Atlantic Cities)
- Late Sci-Fi Writer Ray Bradbury Was a Complete Streets Visionary (Cyclelicious, Atlantic Cities)
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