Today’s Headlines
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8:56 AM PST on December 20, 2013
- Study: Mission Hit Hardest by Lung Diseases Linked to Highway Vehicle Pollution (SF Weekly, NBC)
- Jennie Zhu Pleads Not Guilty to Vehicular Manslaughter Charges in Fatal Car Wreck (CBS, KTVU)
- San Francisco Magazine Does a Nice Overview of the State of Cycling in SF
- Parking Lots Give Way to Development in Upper Haight (Curbed SF), South Beach (SocketSite)
- New BART Board Pres Joel Keller Wants to Ban Strikes (KTVU, Appeal); Unions “Disappointed” (SFGate)
- NTSB Releases Safety Recommendations in Wake of BART Worker Deaths (CBS, SFGate)
- Bike Theft on the Rise at Oakland BART Stations (Oakland North)
- With Growing Ridership, Golden Gate Transit Looks to Add Service Next Year (Marin IJ)
- Are Transit Agencies Getting a Fair Slice of the Cap-and-Trade Pie? Green Caltrain Breaks it Down
- Caltrain Riders Weigh in On Its Strategic Plan (Green Caltrain)
- Solo Car Crash on 280 in Daly City Leaves Man Dead, Two Injured (CBS)
- Mercury News Mr. Roadshow Readers Have Some Really Terrible Ideas
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