Today’s Headlines
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9:04 AM PDT on May 5, 2015
- Mayor, Wiener, and Breed Highlight $48M Increase in SFMTA Funds This Year (SFGate, SFBay, KTVU)
- Some SF Neighbors Yell at Churches for Sunday Parking Giveaway, Others Take Advantage (KQED)
- Supervisor Farrell on His Bid to Reduce Parking Occupied By Construction Permits (Marina Times)
- Bike to School Week Had 90 Schools Participate, Setting Another Record (SFBike)
- Car-Free 1050 Valencia Condos Halted: Judge Reverses Reversal of Downsize Decision (SocketSite)
- More on the SFMTA’s Decision to Keep the 21-Hayes Stop at Central for a Coffee Shop (Hoodline)
- Concrete-Like Permeable Pavement Installed at Base of Castro Street Trees Causes Confusion (BAR)
- More on Caltrain’s New Online “Bike Bump” Form (CBS)
- Marin County’s Largest Cab Company Closes (ABC)
- Mini Cooper Inexplicably Found on Rocks of Yerba Buena Island (CBS)
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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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