Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
By
Andrew Boone
8:59 AM PDT on June 27, 2013
- BART, AC Transit Unions Authorize Strike (SF Exam, SFGate, SFBG, KQED, CoCo Times, KTVU, CBS)
- BART’s Rush-Hour Bike Bans End for Five-Month Trial Starting Monday (Muni Diaries)
- More on the SFCTA Board Hearing on Funding Approval for Masonic (SFBay, Uppercasing)
- Supes Approve Final CPMC Development Agreement, Transit Contributions Unchanged (SF Examiner)
- Supes Put Wiener’s CEQA Appeal Reforms on Hold for Amendments From Chiu (SFGate)
- Underused Pedestrian Bridge at Geary and Steiner Won’t Be Removed Anytime Soon (SF Examiner)
- Ads on Muni Buses Both Promote and Criticize Uber Ride-Share Service (SF Weekly)
- Bad Parking Job on Valencia Bewilders Mission Mission
- AC Transit Board Director Joel Young Works on Lawsuits Against Other Transit Agencies (SF Chronicle)
- Why Analysis of Impacts on Changes to Car Parking is Not Required by CEQA (Lexology)
- San Jose Paints Green Bike Lanes on Hedding Street (Cyclelicious)
- San Jose Bicyclist Killed by Hit-And-Run Driver Was Glenn Earnest, 55, of Minnesota (CoCo Times)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
Andrew Boone covers the Livable Streets Movements for Streetsblog in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties. Andrew's claim to fame is once having bicycled more than 12,000 miles of smiles in one year. nauboone@gmail.com
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