Today’s Headlines
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8:57 AM PDT on October 31, 2013
- Stolen Car Driver Fleeing Police Causes Wreck at Geary and 10th, Injuring Five (SFGate, ABC, CBS)
- More on the Purchase of 50 New Muni Buses Approved by the Board of Supes (SF Weekly, Exam)
- SFMTA Accessibility Committee Makes a Halloween-Themed Music Video on Muni Etiquette (SFist)
- Why You Should Go to the SFBC’s Winterfest on Sunday (SFGate)
- The Panhandle Freeway and Other Unbuilt SF Projects On Exhibit by SPUR (SPUR, Urban Life Signs)
- SPUR Honorees Lament the Damage Done to SF by Freeway-Happy City Planners (SFGate)
- Burrito Justice Features Past Development Proposals Centered Around the Mission’s BART Stations
- What Progressives and Urbanists Both Need to Realize, According to One Advocate (Vibrant Bay Area)
- BART Unions to Vote on Contract (ABC); SFBG: Media Failed to Connect Worker Deaths, Labor Deal
- Plateless Bridge Drivers Skipped Out on an Estimated $6.1M in Bay Area Tolls Over Last Year (KTVU)
- Berkeley to Raise Fees in Full Garages, Lower Fees in Underused Garage (Berkeleyside)
- Cyclelicious: VTA Uses Traffic Model Known to Overestimate Parking Demand at Transit Stops
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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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