Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:22 AM PST on January 10, 2013
- Bike Lanes Proposed for North End of Great Highway (Ocean Beach)
- SFGate: “Blue Greenway” Transformation Providing Needed Open Space on SF’s Waterfront
- SFPD Still Seeking Hit-Run Driver Who Struck Teen on Christmas Day (SF Weekly)
- SFGate Highlights 9 Months of Transit Gains, Setbacks
- Bay Bridge Repairs Due to Oil Tanker Crash May Cost up to $3M (ABC, CBS)
- Security System for New Bay Bridge East Span to Cost $31M, up from $8M Estimate (SFGate, KTVU)
- BART Nabs Bike Thief, Releases Pictures of Recovered Items (ABC)
- MTC Approves $12.5M SMART Train Extension to North Santa Rosa (Press Demo)
- Lower Sales Tax Vote Threshold Could Help Solano County Pass Road Repair Measure (Times-Herald)
- “Bicycle Traffic School” Ticket Reduction Program Started in East Bay (SFGate)
- SamTrans Begins Performance Tweaks to 19 Bus Schedules Sunday (SF Exam)
- Atlantic Cities: Silicon Valley Could Reform Itself Into a “Manhattan” With More Density, Transit
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