Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on March 14, 2014
- Coverage of the Muni Transit Effectiveness Project in SFGate, SFBay
- SF Chronicle Hates the Idea of Raising the F-Line Fare
- SFMTA Survey Finds Muni Riders Dissatisfied With Cleanliness, Reliability (SF Weekly)
- Stockton Tunnel Closed by Water Main Break, Re-Routing Muni 30 and 45 (SF Appeal)
- Coverage of the Castro Street Redesign Groundbreaking and Rainbow Crosswalks (ABC, CBS)
- Parklet to Open at Octavia and Page Next Week (Hayeswire)
- Local Transpo Planner’s Time Lapse Video of a Tech Bus Stop Hits the Washington Post
- Caltrain Hits Unoccupied SUV on Tracks at 16th Street Crossing (NBC)
- BART to Release App That Allows Riders to Report Crimes Discreetly (CBS)
- Golden Gate Transit Gets State Grant for Onboard Security Cameras (Marin IJ)
- SMART to Halt Construction After Protests to Save Rare Redwood Tree (Press Democrat)
- Caltrain’s Efforts to Replace Train Bridges Lead to Disputes Over Neighbors’ Property (SM Daily Journal)
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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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