Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
7:20 AM PDT on July 7, 2016
- Caltrain Board Considers First Concrete Steps Towards Electrification (SMDailyJournal)
- Tech Employees Chime in on Shuttle Hub Study (SFist)
- Bay Area Motorists Driving More (SFChron)
- Planning Department Approves Mission Development (Socketsite)
- Condo Glut in San Francisco? (BusinessTimes)
- Tenderloin Sunday Streets Preview (Hoodline)
- Oakland Sells Land for Development (SFChron)
- Cable Car Bell Ringers (SFExaminer)
- Novato Man Cited for Launching Paintball at Cyclist (SFBay)
- Menlo Park Faces Traffic from Facebook Expansion (Almanac)
- Editorial: BART Bond Among Too Many Taxes On November Ballot (SFExaminer)
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