Today’s Headlines
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8:58 AM PDT on June 21, 2013
- Muni Bus, Car End Up on Panhandle After Driver Makes Illegal U-Turn on Masonic (SFGate, KTVU, CBS)
- Photos, Video From Yesterday’s Street Unveiling at Fisherman’s Wharf (KTVU)
- SFist Annoyed by Sidewalk Biking Enough to Start a Map About It
- Beyond Chron Reviews Jeff Speck’s “Walkable City” in the Context of Better Market Street
- More From Monday’s Better Market Street Hearing (Epoch Times)
- BART Workers to Vote on Strike as Negotiations Heat Up (SF Examiner 1, 2; CBS)
- Caltrain Starts Contest on Twitter for Best Lines to Dump Your Pump (SF Weekly)
- Caltrain to Upgrade Its Train Signal System (SM Daily Journal)
- KRON‘s Stanley Roberts Shadows Police Cracking Down on Drivers in San Mateo County
- U.S. House Moves Forward With Bill That Would Slash CAHSR Funding (SacBee, The Hill, AP)
- San Jose Vigil Held for Shayla Cypriano, 23, Crushed by Truck on Her Bike Last Week (KTVU, Mercury)
- New Carpool Lanes, A.K.A. Highway Widening, to Open on I-880 in South Bay (Mercury News)
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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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