Today’s Headlines
Bay Citizen’s Scott James Tries to Drum Up Opposition to Fell and Oak Bikeways Several BART Directors Frustrated by Pace of Shooting Investigation (SF Examiner, Bay Citizen) KALW Asks Why SF’s Streets Are So Dangerous to Walk Street Repair Bond Clears Key Hurdle Towards November Ballot (CBS 5) More Details on Yesterday’s Crash at Octavia and … Continued
9:32 AM PDT on July 15, 2011
- Bay Citizen’s Scott James Tries to Drum Up Opposition to Fell and Oak Bikeways
- Several BART Directors Frustrated by Pace of Shooting Investigation (SF Examiner, Bay Citizen)
- KALW Asks Why SF’s Streets Are So Dangerous to Walk
- Street Repair Bond Clears Key Hurdle Towards November Ballot (CBS 5)
- More Details on Yesterday’s Crash at Octavia and Oak (SF Gate)
- UCSF Shuttle in Crash Lacked Seatbelts (Bay Citizen)
- “Carmageddon” Nears with 405 Freeway Closure in Los Angeles (SF Gate)
- LAPD Denies Residents’ Requests to Use Closed 405 Freeway for Block Parties, Bike Rides (LAT)
- Driver Crashes into Residential Garage on Twin Peaks Boulevard (ABC 7)
- Novato City Council Limits Housing Density (Marin IJ) as Its Freeways Widen
- CPUC Aims To Boost Use Of Electric Cars In California (CBS 5)
- VTA Light Rail Now Has Wi-Fi (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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