Today’s Headlines
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9:00 AM PDT on October 21, 2013
- SFPD: 12-Year-Old Child Injured in “Traffic Accident” at Third and Gilman in Bayview (CBS)
- BART Strike, Dispute Continue (SFGate, Guardian, SFBG, ABC), ABC Looks at Past Strikes
- Two BART Workers Killed by Train (SFGate, Appeal), Operator May Have Been Training (SFGate)
- Commuters Adapt to Strike (ML1, 2, SFGate, CoCo, Oak N.); Tech Shuttle Riders Unaffected (ML)
- Still No Political Support for a Ban on BART Strikes (SFGate, Business Times)
- Two Injured, Traffic Signal Busted in Truck Crash at 15th and Castro (Haighteration)
- Attorney: Driver Doesn’t Remember Car Crash That Killed Boy, 16, at Pine and Gough (SFGate)
- West SoMa LGBT Advocates Fight for Funding for Ringold Alley Overhaul (Bay Area Reporter)
- This is How Your New Muni Bus Traveled to SF (SF Weekly)
- Presidio Trust Launches Pilot Shuttle From Bayview to Presidio National Park (BayView)
- Stanley Roberts Spots Drivers Trying to Beat Traffic By Violating Carpool Lanes
- Construction on CA HSR Begins As Central Valley Locals Protest Impacts (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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