Today’s Headlines
Community Meeting Held on Plans to Redesign Fisherman’s Wharf (SFGate) More on San Francisco’s ITDP Sustainable Transportation Award (SF Examiner, Examiner.com) GJEL: More Taxis in San Francisco Equals Fewer Cars, Safer Streets Pedestrian Killed in Union City Hit-and-Run Identified (Mercury News) Authorities ID Fremont Couple Killed in Car Crash Monday (Mercury News) Santa Rosa Eighth-Grader … Continued
9:20 AM PST on January 26, 2012
- Community Meeting Held on Plans to Redesign Fisherman’s Wharf (SFGate)
- More on San Francisco’s ITDP Sustainable Transportation Award (SF Examiner, Examiner.com)
- GJEL: More Taxis in San Francisco Equals Fewer Cars, Safer Streets
- Pedestrian Killed in Union City Hit-and-Run Identified (Mercury News)
- Authorities ID Fremont Couple Killed in Car Crash Monday (Mercury News)
- Santa Rosa Eighth-Grader Hit by Driver in Crosswalk, Escapes Serious Injury (Press Democrat)
- Parents Drop Suit Against City, Driver in Girl’s Rohnert Park Crosswalk Death (Press Democrat)
- SMART Repeal Backers Unsure if Signature Threshold Will Be Met (Press Democrat)
- What’s the Best Way To Get People On to Mass Transit? Make it pleasant? Or make it efficient? (Slate)
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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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