Today’s Headlines
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11:46 AM PST on November 26, 2012
- For Better or Worse, Mayor Lee’s Approach to the SFMTA Has Been More Hands-Off Than Newsom’s
- Where’s My Muni? SFMTA Far Behind on Providing Riders Delay Alerts by Text or E-Mail (SFGate)
- At Least Seven Killed on Nor Cal Highways Over Thanksgiving Weekend, Including Ped on 101 in S. SF
- San Mateo Driver Arrested for Killing Reynaldo Aguiniga, 67, in Hit-and-Run at Bus Stop (CBS)
- Two Sisters Killed in Palo Alto After SUV Driver Hits CHP Car Stopped on Shoulder of 101 (CBS)
- Two San Jose Drivers Killed in Separate Car Crashes on Saturday (NBC)
- Amtrak Train Kills Man in Oakland (SFGate)
- Bring on the Congestion Pricing: A Little Less Driving Means a Lot Less Delay on Bay Area Highways
- What Do We Say to the Tow Truck Driver? Not Today. (SF Exam)
- San Jose’s VTA Proposes Light Rail Extension From Campbell to Los Gatos (CBS)
- More on the SFMTA’s Possible Alternatives for Removing the Central Subway Drill in North Beach
- Central Subway Construction Closes Another Block of Stockton, Converts Grant to Two-Way (ABC)
- Muni to Pay $575K Settlement to Man Hit by Bus in 2011 (SF Exam)
- Driver Hospitalizes Man in SoMa, Just as Manhole Cover Coincidentally Blows Open Nearby (KTVU)
- Two SUVs Crash on Junipero Serra Blvd., Injuring Two (ABC)
- It’s Getting Better: 7×7‘s Ten San Francisco Bike Improvements to Be Thankful For This Year
- CPMC Deal May Be Scaled Down: Does That Go For the 1,200 Planned Parking Spaces? (SFGate)
- Sebastopol Proposes Anti-Harassment Law for Pedestrians and Bicyclists (Press Dem)
- Did You Know? Elevated Trains Were Once Proposed in SF (Curbed)
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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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