Today’s Headlines
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9:01 AM PDT on October 25, 2013
- Son of Parks Driver Who Ran Over Woman, Fled Arrested for Hitting Bicycle Rider, Fleeing (ABC)
- More on BART Lifting Bike Bans (SFGate, CBS, EBX); Why First Cars Are Off Limits (Bold Italic)
- How Many Bike Injuries in SF Don’t Involve Cars? “Nearly Half,” Says UCSF Surgeon (NYT)
- Big Rig Driver Crashes on 280, Leaving Cab Dangling Over Guard Rail (NBC, CBS)
- Parking Lot Conversion to Dog Park, Skate Park Under Central Freeway Begins Construction (SF Appeal)
- New Parking Meters in the Mission Go to SFMTA Public Hearing (Mission Local)
- Mixed-Use Development at 16th/Mission BART Draws Affordable Housing Concerns (Business Times)
- Reminder: Sunday Streets Comes to the Richmond, Joins Farmer’s Market This Weekend (Richmond)
- Extra BART Strike Service Cost Muni at Least $400k (SF Appeal); Ride-Share Thrived (Mission Local)
- BART Bathrooms Could Re-Open as Part of New Labor Contract (SF Examiner)
- Oakland’s Latham Square Plaza to Be Partially Reverted Back to One Traffic Lane (Oakland North)
- Golden Gate Bridge District to Consider Toll Hike Today (CoCo Times, 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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