Today’s Headlines
Mayor Lee’s Photo Op With New Muni Buses Spoiled by Door Glitch (SFGate, SF Weekly, CBS) DPW Orders Removal of Martin Macks Parklet on Upper Haight Street (SF Examiner, ABC) Sup. Wiener’s Reform Bill for CEQA Appeals Process Heads to Full Board of Supervisors (SFGate) Beyond Chron: Supervisors Need to Break Better Market Street “Logjam” … Continued
8:59 AM PDT on June 18, 2013
- Mayor Lee’s Photo Op With New Muni Buses Spoiled by Door Glitch (SFGate, SF Weekly, CBS)
- DPW Orders Removal of Martin Macks Parklet on Upper Haight Street (SF Examiner, ABC)
- Sup. Wiener’s Reform Bill for CEQA Appeals Process Heads to Full Board of Supervisors (SFGate)
- Beyond Chron: Supervisors Need to Break Better Market Street “Logjam”
- KTVU Fields Sound Bytes From Random People on Putting Bike Lanes on Mission Instead of Market
- Safety Fixes at Market and Octavia May Have to Wait for Funding From Developers (SF Examiner)
- Curbed SF Summarizes SPUR’s Report on Removing I-280 North of 16th Street
- Leah Shahum Explains the SFBC’s Approach to Making City Streets Safer (CBS)
- Argument Over Parking Spot in SoMa Leads to Assault and Robbery (Mercury News, CBS)
- Caltrain Service Delayed for an Hour by Man With Knife at 22nd Street Station (Mercury News, SF Appeal)
- GG Bridge District Responds to The Greater Marin’s Proposals to Manage Parking at Larskpur Landing
- Hit-And-Run Driver Kills Man on Bicycle on Taylor Avenue in San Jose (Mercury News, KTVU)
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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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