Today’s Headlines
Man Struck and Killed by BART Train at Glen Park Station (Mercury News) CAHSRA Sues “Everybody” to Prevent Future Lawsuits (CoCo Times) Friends of Caltrain Survey: SFO-Bound Drivers Want Express Bus From Millbrae BART On First Day With All-Electronic Tolling, Confused Drivers Stop at GG Bridge Toll Plaza (PBB) Discovery of Broken Bolts on New Bay … Continued
By
Lisa Ratner
9:33 AM PDT on March 28, 2013
- Man Struck and Killed by BART Train at Glen Park Station (Mercury News)
- CAHSRA Sues “Everybody” to Prevent Future Lawsuits (CoCo Times)
- Friends of Caltrain Survey: SFO-Bound Drivers Want Express Bus From Millbrae BART
- On First Day With All-Electronic Tolling, Confused Drivers Stop at GG Bridge Toll Plaza (PBB)
- Discovery of Broken Bolts on New Bay Bridge Span May Delay Opening (SF Gate, CBS)
- Lawsuit Against GG Bridge District for Lack of Movable Median Barrier Rejected Again (SF Gate)
- Parklet Approved for “The Mill” on Divisidero (Haighteration)
- SF Bike Ballet Transit: Next Stop Puts Bikes and Public Transit in the Spotlight (Atlantic Cities)
- What’s the Story on Those Street Name Typos on SF’s Sidewalks? (SFGate)
- Caldecott Fourth Bore Enters Final Phase of Construction, to Open by End of Year (MTC)
- Four-Year-Old Girl’s Foot Run Over By Truck Driver in Berkeley (CoCo Times)
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