Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on April 22, 2015
- Jinrog Ouyang, 88, Killed By Driver at 41st Avenue and Pacheco in Outer Sunset (SF Examiner)
- Seven Supervisors Accept SFTRU’s 22-Day Muni-Riding Challenge (SFBay)
- Supes OK Muni’s Armed Security Guard Contract, With No Ethics Violations Found (Exam, KTVU, SFG)
- Man Killed By Hit-Run Driver Walking on 101 Off-Ramp at Alemany ID’d as Abisai May Dzul, 24 (Exam)
- Uber Driver Who Ran Down Cyclist Out on Bail (ABC); Uber Declined SFBC Driver Training (Hoodline)
- “Yellow Bike Project” Volunteers Teach Bike Maintenance Skills in the Tenderloin (Hoodline)
- Inner Sunset Public Bench Project Expands to the Sidewalks of the Inner Richmond (Richmond SF)
- SF Car Congestion Ranked Third-Worst in Country Again (CBS)
- 48 Hills Sounds the Alarm Over Bay Area “Economic Prosperity Strategy” for Transit-Oriented Growth
- BART Showcases Plans to Replace Escalators, Install Street Canopies at Market Street Stations (KTVU)
- Daly City Police Ticket People Crossing Against the Light at BART Station on John Daly Blvd (PBB)
- Cal State East Bay Launches Ten-Bike Bike-Share Program on Hayward Campus (Inside Bay Area)
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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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