Today’s Headlines
Andrew Wu, 12, Killed By Muni Train While Running Across San Jose Ave (Exam, KTVU, SFGate, ABC) Bike Rider Seriously Injured at Sixth and Folsom After Being Hit By One of Two Cars in Crash (SFBay) Wiggle Safety Upgrades Delayed After Protests Against Left Turn Bans on Divisadero (Hoodline) Opening Planned (Postponed) for Fell/Oak Bike Lanes; … Continued
9:10 AM PDT on May 13, 2015
- Andrew Wu, 12, Killed By Muni Train While Running Across San Jose Ave (Exam, KTVU, SFGate, ABC)
- Bike Rider Seriously Injured at Sixth and Folsom After Being Hit By One of Two Cars in Crash (SFBay)
- Wiggle Safety Upgrades Delayed After Protests Against Left Turn Bans on Divisadero (Hoodline)
- Opening Planned (Postponed) for Fell/Oak Bike Lanes; Transbay Land to Be Auctioned (SFGate – Scroll)
- Presidio Parkway Set to Open June 1 After Weekend Construction Closure (SFGate, CBS, Exam, ABC)
- Governor Brown to Limit Warriors Arena Lawsuits Over Traffic Issues in Mission Bay (SF Chronicle)
- “Brazen” Double Parkers Clog Clement Street in the Inner Richmond (People Behaving Badly)
- BART to Run Extra Trains on Sunday for the Bay to Breakers Crowd (ABC)
- Fremont Woman Killed on Bike By Trucker ID’d as Deborah Pletzer, 47 (SFGate)
- Mercury Roadshow Reminds Right-Turning Drivers: Merge Into Bike Lanes, Don’t Cut People Off
- Bay Area Gas Prices Rise “Sharply” to $3.69 Per Gallon on Average (SFBay)
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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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