Today’s Headlines
- Central Subway Now on Schedule and Under Budget, Says Controller Audit (SFGate)
- Alley Plaza Opens on Annie Street Next to SPUR, at Mission Near New Montgomery (Curbed SF)
- More on Van Ness BRT Approvals (SFBay); CBS Reporter Barbara Taylor: “The Losers are Motorists”
- Costs for MTC’s New Headquarters in Rincon Hill Jump Another $32 Million (SFGate)
- CA Supreme Court Denies Challenge to “Transit-Friendly” Parkmerced Redevelopment Project (SFGate)
- Facebook Shuttle Drivers Unionize to Demand Higher Pay (KQED)
- Uber Executive Tracked Journalist’s Movements in NYC, Against Company Rules (Biz Times, Examiner)
- Golden Gate Bridge Car, Bus, Ferry Traffic Increase as Economy Booms (Marin IJ)
- Some Find Walnut Creek’s New Pedestrian Scrambles Confusing (KRON)
- Traffic Violation Crackdowns on Peninsula are Apparently Reducing Injuries (People Behaving Badly)
- Caltrain Clips Bumper of Car Sticking Past Crossing Gate in Menlo Park, Causing Delays (Almanac)
- Bike/Ped Bridge Over Hwy 101 in East Palo Alto Enters Design Phase (Palo Alto)
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