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Today’s Headlines

CAHSRA Approves New Plan, But Needs OK From State Legislature (SFGate, Mercury News) Muni Skips Routes to Save Overtime (Bay Citizen) Death of Cycling Father and Daughter Shakes Car-Centric Concord (Bay Citizen) Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed Bicyclist in Richmond Still at Large (KTVU, CBS 5) SF Cyclists Say Deadly Crash Shouldn’t Define City’s Bike Community (CBS … Continued
  • CAHSRA Approves New Plan, But Needs OK From State Legislature (SFGateMercury News)
  • Muni Skips Routes to Save Overtime (Bay Citizen)
  • Death of Cycling Father and Daughter Shakes Car-Centric Concord (Bay Citizen)
  • Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed Bicyclist in Richmond Still at Large (KTVU, CBS 5)
  • SF Cyclists Say Deadly Crash Shouldn’t Define City’s Bike Community (CBS 5)
  • SFBG Praises Yesterday’s Examiner Editorial on Hyperbolic Backlash Toward Cyclists
  • Cyclist’s Op-Ed: Cyclists Should Give More Respect, but Laws Should be Changed (SFGate)
  • DUI Driver Who Hit PA Boy Shows Remorse (SFGate)
  • Man Killed By Muni Bus Driver Identified as Joel Lambert (BCN via SF Appeal, SFGate)
  • BART Breaks Ground on San Jose Extension (Mercury NewsCBS 5)
  • FTA Chief Calls for More Investment in Bay Area Transit (CBS 5)
  • Grist Slideshow: In San Francisco, Humans Reclaim the Right-of-Way
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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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