Today’s Headlines
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9:00 AM PDT on October 10, 2013
- Buried in Muni Shooting Story: DA Gascón Blames Emily Dunn for Getting Hit by Muni Driver (SFGate)
- Still Unclear if BART, Unions Will Come to Agreement by Midnight (SFGate, SF Examiner, SF Weekly)
- C.W. Nevius Has Difficulty Using Bay Area Bike Share (SFGate)
- 7×7 Profiles Some of the Key Recent Players in the SF Bike Movement
- KTVU Fails to Question Legitimacy of SFFD’s Fears About Narrower Minimums for Road Widths
- SFPD, AT&T Use Simulator Show Washington High Students Dangers of Driving and Texting (ABC)
- Driver Takes Out Hydrant, Streetlight, and Median on Geary Near Park Presidio (Richmond SF)
- An Update on the Ongoing Replacement of Doyle Drive (Marin IJ)
- San Carlos Mother Leads Group Walk on Walk/Roll to School Day — Beware of Drivers, Notes KRON
- San Carlos Planning Commission Approves Transit Village Development (SM Daily Journal)
- City Planners in Half Moon Bay Look to Make Crossings Safer on Highway 1 (Peninsula Press)
- Cloverdale Driver Charged With Veh. Manslaughter for Killing Woman While Not Wearing Glasses (PD)
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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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