Today’s Headlines
Plea Deal Likely in Embarcadero Bike-Ped Death Case (SF Examiner) Caltrain Riders Have Chance to Rail Against Cash Fare Hike (SF Examiner) New BART Cars Spark Outrage Over Cost And Outsourcing (HuffPo) SF Examiner Op-Ed: BART Revamp is An Opportunity Missed for Jobs 22nd Street Parklet Being Rebuilt (Uptown Almanac) Can Insurance Companies Influence Distracted Drivers? … Continued
9:30 AM PST on February 2, 2012
- Plea Deal Likely in Embarcadero Bike-Ped Death Case (SF Examiner)
- Caltrain Riders Have Chance to Rail Against Cash Fare Hike (SF Examiner)
- New BART Cars Spark Outrage Over Cost And Outsourcing (HuffPo)
- SF Examiner Op-Ed: BART Revamp is An Opportunity Missed for Jobs
- 22nd Street Parklet Being Rebuilt (Uptown Almanac)
- Can Insurance Companies Influence Distracted Drivers? (GJEL)
- Student Dies After Being Hit by Driver While Skateboarding in Berkeley (CoCo Times)
- Road Repair Reveals Old Streetcar Tracks on California Street (Richmond SF)
- Loss of Funding for Sidewalk Means Santa Rosa School Can’t Open (Press Democrat)
- Mill Valley Schools Adopt Safe Routes as Permanent Policy (Marin IJ)
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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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