Today’s Headlines
BART Board Sets Oakland Airport Connector Fare at $6, as TransForm Urged (SFGate, ABC, KTVU) BART to Test New Train Cars With Different Pole, Bike Rack Configurations (SF Examiner, KTVU) Muni Union Breaks Off Labor Contract Talks Again (SFGate, CBS) Board of Supes Approves Contract for Central Subway Automatic Train Control System (SFBay) With VLF Off the … Continued
8:55 AM PDT on June 13, 2014
- BART Board Sets Oakland Airport Connector Fare at $6, as TransForm Urged (SFGate, ABC, KTVU)
- BART to Test New Train Cars With Different Pole, Bike Rack Configurations (SF Examiner, KTVU)
- Muni Union Breaks Off Labor Contract Talks Again (SFGate, CBS)
- Board of Supes Approves Contract for Central Subway Automatic Train Control System (SFBay)
- With VLF Off the Table, SFMTA Will Have to Find $33M Next Year for Street Safety Upgrades (Examiner)
- First Glimpses of Castro Street’s Makeover With New, Wider Sidewalks (Castro Biscuit)
- Parking Spots Reserved for Construction for a Long Time are “Held Hostage,” in the Words of CBS
- “Restore Balance” Motorheads in Potrero View: Transit-First Policies Equate to “War on Motorists”
- Potrero View Reminds Child Care Givers That They Can Get Residential Parking Permits
- Santa Clara County Takes Transportation Sales Tax Off Ballot (CoCo Times, Green Caltrain)
- San Mateo County Superior Court Judge Charged With DUI (SM Daily Journal)
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