Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
9:04 AM PST on January 7, 2014
- SFMTA to Begin Charging Private Shuttles For Use of Muni Stops (CBS, SFGate, Mission Local)
- DPW Reports Steady Improvement of Pavement Conditions (Examiner)
- Mother of Sophia Liu Speaks About the Crash That Killed Her Daughter (ABC)
- Truck Overturned at 23rd and Castro (Castro Biscuit)
- BART to Increase Price to Park at Stations This Month (SF Appeal)
- Governor Brown’s Proposed Cap-and-Trade Funding Plan for CAHSR Leaked (SFGate)
- KALW Reporter Takes an Urban Cycling Class From the East Bay Bicycle Coalition
- Daly City Begins Free Shuttle Service Connecting Bayshore to BART (SM Daily Journal)
- Oaklanders Fight Plans to Redevelop Alameda Point Over Expected Car Traffic (Alamaden)
- Santa Clara County Looks to Make Its Expressways More Freeway-Like (Cyclelicious)
- Elderly Pedestrian Struck by Driver in Walnut Creek (CoCo Times)
- Greater Marin: Death of Olga Rodriguez in San Rafael Crosswalk Was Entirely Preventable
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