Today’s Headlines
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8:58 AM PDT on July 3, 2013
- BART Strike Continues (Mercury News, ABC, KQED, SFBG, Mission Local)
- Some BART Strike Takeaways From SPUR for Improving Bay Area Transportation
- The Line at the Jack London Ferry Terminal Line Was Ridiculous, Better to Just Stay Home?
- More Analysis of the Labor Politics Behind the Strike From Beyond Chron and Phil Matier
- Two Reporters Race to SF From Fremont by Car and Transit (Mercury News)
- With Jump in Parking Demand, SF Garage Operators Raise Prices Accordingly (Mercury News)
- If BART Were More Like the NYC Subway (Mission Mission)
- On-Duty Firefighter Arrested for DUI Fire Truck Crash With Motorcyclist in SoMa (ABC)
- KRON’s Stanley Roberts Catches Drivers and Motorcyclists Driving in the Folsom Bike Lane
- Big Rig Driver Hits Golden Gate Bridge Toll Booth (SF Examiner)
- Alameda Council Transportation Committee Recommends Guidelines for Parklets (Alamedan)
- Condition of California’s Highways Still Almost the Worst in the Nation (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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