Today’s Headlines
- BART Union Workers to Vote Today on Strike (SF Gate, KTVU)
- Man Walking on Muni Metro Tracks Hospitalized After Being Struck by J-Church Train (SF Examiner)
- WETA Proposal Calls for Three New Piers at Ferry Building to Expand Ferry Service (SF Examiner)
- Caltrans Releases Documents Detailing Causes of Bay Bridge Bolt Failures (Inside Bay Area)
- Muni Issues Memo on Plans to Stop Idling Buses for Hours Every Morning (SF Weekly)
- Two-Thirds of City Vehicles Exempted From Fleet Reduction Ordinance (SF Examiner)
- CoCo Times and SF Bay on the Bay Area Bike Share Launch
- San Jose Plans to Install More Colored Bike Lanes Soon (Mercury News)
- SMART Applies for Federal Permit to Construct in Wetlands (Marin IJ)
- Red Light Camera Critics Back State Assembly Bill to Extend Yellow Signal Phase by One Second (CBS)
- 29-Year-Old San Jose Man Killed After Driving Off Highway 9 in Santa Clara County (CoCo Times)
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