Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 28, 2014
- DA Gascón to Hire Attorney Focused on Vehicular Manslaughter Cases (SF Examiner)
- Google to Fund Free Muni for Low-Income Youth for Two Years (SFGate, M Local, ABC, KQED)
- East Bay Bicycle Coalition Renames Itself “Bike East Bay“
- Golden Gate Bridge District Considers Hiking Tolls at a Faster Rate (SFGate, Marin IJ)
- CA Appeals Court Rules Drivers Can Look at Maps on Mobile Devices (KTVU, KRON, CBS)
- Stanley Roberts Judges BART Riders’ Etiquette
- San Mateo Planning Chair: 1.4 Parking Spaces Per Unit Downtown is “Clearly Thin” (SMD, PTA)
- How Will Peninsula Rail Service, Fares Balance Out Between HSR and Caltrain? (Green Caltrain)
- Hyperloop-Esque Tube Purveyors to Collect Signatures for Anti-CAHSR Ballot Initiative (Biz Times)
- San Rafael Police Nab Bike Thief Wearing Distinctive Sneakers Thanks to Photo Snapper (MIJ)
- Well, That’s One Way to Get Them to Slow Down (Cyclelicious)
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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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