Today’s Headlines
- Opponents Introduce Ballot Initiative to Kill the Central Subway (SF Exam)
- Berkeley’s First Sunday Streets Kicks Off on Shattuck Ave. This Weekend (Berkeleyside)
- SF Ranked Second-Most Congested City in US After LA (ABC 7)
- Caltrans to Fund Green Bike Lane on San Mateo’s Alpine Road at Hwy 280 Overpass (Almanac)
- In Case You Haven’t Noticed: Sidewalk Parking Tolerated by SFMTA, Despite Being Illegal (SF Weekly)
- Board of Supervisors to Decide On Approving SFMTA’s Fumbled Land Deal Tuesday (SFExam)
- Ray LaHood, Nancy Pelosi in Town for Yesterday’s Central Subway Grant Announcement (CBS 5)
- Mountain View Police Crack Down on Speeding Drivers on California Ave. After Ped Deaths (CBS 5)
- CA’s High Gas Prices Drop Slowly (SacBee), But There’s No Easy Fix For Them (Merc)
- BART Quietly Closes, Reopens Bids on Contested Millbrae Development Project (Bay Citizen)
- SFGate Spotlights Use of Cargo Bikes for Everyday Transportation in the Bay Area
- Planning, Park/Rec Commissions Change Shadow Restrictions to Permit Transbay Tower (City Insider)
- A Look At BART’s Game Day Ridership (UC Berkeley)
- SPUR Discusses Park(ing) Day, SF’s Legacy of “Iterative Placemaking”
- Planning Dept. to Hold Community Meeting on Haight-Ashbury Street Improvements (Uppercasing)
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