Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 25, 2014
- City to Hold Meeting on Redesigning Lombard Street Tomorrow in the Marina (Marina Times)
- Waterfront Development Opponents Blast Wiener for Calling Hearing on Ballot Initiative (SFGate, SFBG)
- Elderly Woman Recently Injured by Driver in the Richmond: “I Do Not Use a Cell Phone or Jaywalk”
- SFMTA Considers Hiking F-Line Fares to $6 in Budget (Castro Biscuit)
- Lax Parking Enforcement Lets Multi-Car Owners Hog Spots in Glen Park (One Guy Has 15!) (PBB)
- BART Train Derailment Wasn’t Caused by Operator Error; Possibly Due to Worn Tracks (KTVU)
- BART Produces “Survival Guide” Video for Overcrowded Trains (Business Times)
- Daly City to Add Bike Lanes, Ped Safety Upgrades on John Daly Blvd., Pending Funding (SF Examiner)
- GG Bridge Committee to Consider Toll Hike Proposal: FasTrak Rates to $7 by 2018 (SF Examiner)
- Dangerous Crosswalk Outside Fremont Hospital Prompts Bill to Allow Crossing Guards (Cyclelicious)
- Palo Alto City Council Votes to Create Program to Reduce Parking Demand (PA Online, Mercury News)
- Architects Propose Ways for Downtown San Jose to Mix Up Its Streets (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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