Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:17 AM PST on January 16, 2013
- Appeals Court Upholds Review of SF Bike Plan (SF Exam)
- Supe Wiener Named Chair of Land Use Committee Ahead of Big Development Debates (SFGate, SFBG)
- In 9th Price Adjustment, 76 Percent of SFPark Meter Hours Drop or Stay the Same
- SPUR Announces Its 2013 Transpo Agenda for SF, San Jose
- SFMTA Wants to Name Central Subway Tunnel Boring Machines After Notable SF Women
- Cupertino Woman Killed by Big-Rig Driver on North Foothill Boulevard (CBS, SFGate)
- Palo Alto Forum to Discuss Caltrain Electrification Effects on Crossings, Connectivity (Green Caltrain)
- Richmond Ignoring Bike Lane Recommendation From Brand New Master Plan (EBBC)
- Central Valley CAHSR Construction Bids to be Reviewed by Rail Authority (Merc)
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