Today’s Headlines
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9:03 AM PDT on June 24, 2011
- Driver Who Deliberately Killed Man in Hit-and-Run Convicted of Manslaughter (SF Examiner)
- New GG Bridge Bike Speed Limit Being Considered: 15 MPH, 5 When Passing (Bay Bikers Blog)
- BART Awarded $300M Contract for Warm Springs Extension (SF Gate)
- BART Board Delays Vote on Friday Late-Night Service (SF Examiner)
- $16M Grant Will Help Design Safety Plan for Caltrain, High-Speed Rail (Mercury News)
- Portland’s Cargo Bike Scene is Exploding (Bike Portland)
- Ray LaHood Suspends Overseas Trips to Study Walking, Biking Best Practices (Bike Portland)
- CA Legislators Can’t Decide Whether to Keep Vehicle License Fee (SacBee)
- Civil Grand Jury Slams Hunter’s Point Shipyard Development Project (SFBG)
- Marin is “A Cyclist’s Paradise With a Few Very Dangerous Roads” (Bay Citizen)
- San Jose Airport Opens 1,516 New Car Parking Spots Today with $8.8M Project (Mercury News)
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Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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