Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 4, 2014
- MTC Poised to Fund Bay Area Bike Share in the East Bay (KQED)
- Completion of Castro’s New Wider Sidewalks Moved Up to June (BAR)
- SFPD to Crack Down for Distracted Driving Month (SF Weekly)
- After SF Weekly‘s Central Subway Whistle-Blower Article, SFMTA Emails Staff About Whistle-Blowing
- More on Ed Reiskin’s Proposal to Keep Sunday Parking Meters, Lay Off Enforcement (SFBay)
- McCoppin Hub Next to Central Freeway in “SoMa West” Set to Open in Late Summer (Curbed)
- SFMTA Rehabilitating M-Ocean View Rails on San Jose Avenue (RT&S)
- Golden Gate Ferry Boat, M.S. San Francisco, Undergoing $20 Million Rehab (Marin IJ)
- Golden Gate Bridge Toll Hikes Go Into Effect on Monday (SF Weekly, KRON)
- Menlo Park Columnist Shares Ways to Support a Faster Caltrain (Almanac)
- 280 Trees to Be Removed for Widening of South Bay’s San Tomas Expressway (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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