Today’s Headlines
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8:59 AM PDT on September 23, 2013
- Scenes From Park(ing) Day (SFist, Mission Local); Gizmodo Writer Thinks it’s Time to Quit it
- Wired Uses Tech Shuttle Traffic to Map Gentrification in SF
- Is Bay Area Bike Share Off to a “Fast Start?” SF Examiner Says So
- SFMTA Decides Not to Redevelop Kirkland Muni Yard (SocketSite); Wants Help Naming Plaza (SF Exam)
- SFPD Officer Hospitalized in Car Crash After Reportedly Running Red Light While on Cell Phone (ABC)
- One Killed in Crash on I-80 (ABC); Driver Runs After Solo Crash, Knocking Out Power in Bayview (ABC)
- Oakland Police Seek Driver in Pedestrian Hit-and-Run on International Boulevard (CBS)
- BART Union May Sue Agency for Training Managers to Operate Trains During Potential Strike (ABC)
- Caltrain to Update Strategic Plan (GC); System Delayed After Crews Strike Gas Line in San Bruno (NBC)
- Ridership Up 15 Percent on AC Transit’s Dumbarton Express Line After Service Increase (CBS)
- SF Driver Hits Boy, 13, on Bike in Tam Valley Crosswalk Despite Crossing Guard’s Signal (MIJ, KTVU)
- Locals Favor Muir Woods Proposal for Paid Parking Reservations, Not a New Parking Lot (Marin IJ)
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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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