Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:25 AM PST on November 29, 2012
- SFCTA Chief Jose Luis Moscovich Resigns, Citing Health Reasons (City Insider)
- SFMTA to Revive Eastern Neighborhood Parking Meter Plans at Meeting Tonight (SFExam)
- Issues With South SF BART Station Elevator, Escalator Bad News for Disabled Commuters (SFGate)
- Estimated Cost of New MTC headquarters Rises to $218M (City Insider)
- D2 Supe Mark Farrell Calls for Acceptance of Ride-Sharing Services Despite Regulatory Concerns
- Proposed “Transit-Oriented” Tower Would Replace Parking Lot in Eastern SoMa (SFExam)
- Bernal Resident Really Dislikes Muni’s New 23 Monterey Stop in Front of House (Bernalwood)
- Caltrans Agrees to Greater Public Oversight of Megaprojects (SacBee, CoCoTimes)
- VTA Proposes $175M Rail Extension to Los Gatos Netflix HQ (Merc, NBC)
- Driver Receives Three Years Probation for Fatal Gazebo Crash Near Camp Meeker (PressDemo)
- Sebastopol Senior Relates How She Quit Driving at Age 82 (PressDemo)
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