Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 9, 2015
- Two Pedestrians, Driver Injured in Three-Car Crash at 14th and South Van Ness (ABC)
- Driver Fleeing Police Hits Former Assemblymember Tom Ammiano, SFPD Officer (NBC)
- City Officials to Campaign for Lower Speed Limits, Speed Cameras at State Capitol (Examiner, SFBay)
- Muni Installs N-Judah Handicap Platform at 28th Ave (SFMTA); Bus Bulb-Outs on McAllister (SFMTA)
- Muni On-Time Performance Has Dipped Over Past Year (SFBay)
- Former SFPD Traffic Chief Ali Defends Use of Anti-Terrorism Funds for Muni Fare Enforcement (Exam)
- CA Assemblymember Wants to Allow Transit Agencies to Let Private Shuttles to Use Bus Stops (Exam)
- Danville Case Could Make Impacts on Cyclists Part of Required CA Environmental Review (Merc)
- Planned Caltrain Upgrades Over Budget (GC); South SF Approves $49M Station Rebuild (Daily Journal)
- Driver Who Killed Girl in Cupertino Freeway Crash Arrested After Drugs Discovered in System (ABC)
- $79M for Traffic Signs on Hwy 80? Even Car Commuters Think It’s a Waste (Mercury Roadshow)
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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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