Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
8:40 AM PDT on June 18, 2012
- SFMTA to Ease Deficit With More Parking Enforcement (SFGate, SF Examiner)
- Free Muni for Kids Project Facing MTC Funding Roadblock (SFBG)
- Bottom Line: Construction Beyond Mid-Market to Make Region “More Walkable and Vibrant”
- New Doyle Drive Funding Complete Via $150M Federal Loan (City Insider)
- Central Subway Blog Details Next Three Weeks’ Construction, Traffic Impacts
- Examiner.com: Congestion Pricing “Makes Sense” to Ease Traffic, Increase Safety in SF
- Expanded Metering, Event Premiums Considered at Mission Bay Parking Workshop (Examiner.com)
- BART Board Member Resigns to Take Job as BART Access Manager (SFGate, CoCo Times)
- Oakland Man Killed in Hit-and-Run While Trying to Stop Fight (KTVU, CoCo Times)
- Elderly Woman Injured in Van Ness Hit-and-Run Still Unidentified (SFGate)
- Tiburon Transit Workshops Result in Multi-Modal Recommendations (Greater Marin)
- BART.gov Asks for Public Comment on 12 Mile Bike/Ped “East Bay Greenway” Draft EIR
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