Today’s Headlines

AC Transit Strike Called Off After Unions, Management Reach Agreement (NBC, CBS, SFGate, Merc)
Gov’s Board to Hear Facts on BART Dispute (SF Exam), and it Probably Won’t Solve Anything (NBC)
Labor Professor: Banning Transit Strikes Didn’t Work in New York City (SF Chronicle)
As if Urban Planning is New, Libertarian Group Sues Against Plan Bay Area (SFGate, Business Times)
Video: Former Mayor Art Agnos Compares 8 Washington to the Embarcadero Freeway (SFGate)
No Stats to Blame Texting Pedestrians, but That Won’t Stop Stanley Roberts From Grabbing Ratings
Meanwhile, SF Weekly Wonders if There Are Any Stats to Blame Drunk Pedestrians for Crashes in SF
Cyclelicious Hunts Bike-Share Stations in San Jose, Plus: a Look at the Man in Charge
Latest Version of the CA Driver’s Handbook Devotes More Ink to Bicycling (Cyclelicious)
Listen in on KQED Forum‘s Discussion on the CPUC’s Attempts to Regulate Ride-Share Services
Marinwood to Celebrate Measures to Curb Freeway Drivers Cutting Through Neighborhood (Marin IJ)
Oakland Driver Gets Manslaughter Charges for Killing Passenger While Fleeing Police (SFGate)