Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 10, 2014
- Deadly Sunset Boulevard: “When is Something Going to Change?” (SFGate)
- 25-Year-Old Woman Hit by Driver at Junipero Serra and Holloway (CBS)
- Willie Brown Rant: Peds Are Getting Hit Because of Freeway Removals and Out-of-Control Bicyclists
- “SAFE Bikes” Voluntary Registry Program to Launch This Week to Help Return Stolen Bikes (Examiner)
- A Construction Update on the Castro Streetscape Overhaul From the Castro Biscuit
- Stanley Roberts Wags Fingers at Pedestrians and Drivers at Broadway and Stockton in Chinatown
- Rainstorm Leads to Car Crashes, Clogged Highways Throughout Bay Area (KTVU 1, 2, ABC)
- Rain Reveals Leaks in New Bay Bridge East Span (SFGate)
- Rain Won’t Stop Marin Anti-Smart Growth NIMBYs From Protesting New Apartment Buildings (Marin IJ)
- KQED Forum Discusses Toll Hikes for the GG Bridge (Do Fare Hikes Ever Get This Much Attention?)
- Google’s Employee Ferry Trial Ends, Unclear if it Will Return (SFGate, SF Appeal)
- Driver Facing Charges for Killing Man on Bike in Santa Cruz Blames Tesla’s New Car Smell (SCS)
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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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