Today’s Headlines
Wednesday is International Walk to School Day (SF Examiner) Man vs. Muni: SF Examiner‘s Will Reisman Races the F-Market Steetcar Street Fight Is Brewing Over San Francisco’s Road Repair Bond (SF Examiner) Century-Old Sewer Main Blamed for Two Small Sinkholes in the Richmond (SF Examiner) Bay Citizen: The ‘Infrastructure Mayor’ Builds His Bank Account San Jose … Continued
9:26 AM PDT on October 3, 2011
- Wednesday is International Walk to School Day (SF Examiner)
- Man vs. Muni: SF Examiner‘s Will Reisman Races the F-Market Steetcar
- Street Fight Is Brewing Over San Francisco’s Road Repair Bond (SF Examiner)
- Century-Old Sewer Main Blamed for Two Small Sinkholes in the Richmond (SF Examiner)
- Bay Citizen: The ‘Infrastructure Mayor’ Builds His Bank Account
- San Jose May Be First in U.S. to Use Dimmable Street Lights (CBS 5)
- San Leandro Driver Veers Off Road, Strikes Two Teens Near High School (CBS 5)
- Driver Who Killed Motorcycle Rider in Palo Alto Police Chase to Face Murder Charge (CBS 5)
- Man Hit by Driver in Santa Rosa Sustains Life-Threatening Injuries (Press Democrat)
- MTC’s Vote to Move to SF Building “Raises Ire of Sacramento” (Mercury News)
- Contra Costa County Wants More Clout on BART Board (CoCo Times)
- SMART Train Foes Begin Repeal Petition Drive (Press Democrat)
- Santa Rosa to Roll Out New Hybrid Buses (Press Democrat)
- WSJ‘s Numbers Guy: Hunter Bike/Ped Study Didn’t Say What Media Thought It Did
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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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