Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on June 18, 2014
- Supervisors Reject Appeal for CEQA Review of Sunday Parking Meter Repeal (SF Examiner, SFBay)
- Driver Injures 12-Year-Old Child at Valencia and 24th Streets (SFGate)
- Driver Who Ran Over Sleeping Homeless Man in SoMa Charged With DUI, Veh. Manslaughter (KTVU)
- SF Planning Commission Adopts Vision Zero Resolution (SFBC)
- How Do Cities Look Beyond Pedestrian Danger “Hot Spots”? SFDPH is Leading the Way (Next City)
- SFMTA, Muni Union Still at Impasse Over Labor Contract (KQED)
- SFMTA to Hold Open House Monday on Haight Street Transit Upgrades for Muni 71 (Hoodline)
- Panhandle Bike/Ped Path Hasn’t Been Paved Since 2003 (PPS)
- SF Public Press Launches Kickstarter Campaign for Cargo Bike Newspaper Delivery (Mission Local)
- SJ Council Approves Diridon Area Plan, Says Sharks Won’t Have Parking Veto, Revives Creek Plan (PTA)
- Sausalito Looks to Restrict Growing Tour Bus Traffic (CBS, People Behaving Badly)
- Wrong-Way Motorcyclist at GG Bridge Toll Plaza Confronts Stanley Roberts, Gets Caught by Cops
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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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