Today’s Headlines
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9:11 AM PDT on June 10, 2015
- Man Hit in Police Chase at 8th and Mission is 19-Yr-Old Intern Who’d Moved to SF a Week Prior (Chron)
- Chart: How Much Money Muni, BART Fares Pay for Service Compared to Other U.S. Transit (CityLab)
- Muni Buses to Feature Local Artwork (Moving SF)
- Matier & Ross: Old Bay Bridge Span Parts to Be Given to Artists at Cost (Chron)
- BART Service Stopped Between Hayward and Fremont to Due Small Fire at Substation (ABC)
- Driving in Marin is Declining, but Morning Commute Traffic is Growing (Greater Marin)
- Development Plans Booming at San Mateo’s Hayward Park Station (SM Daily Journal)
- San Mateo Driver Flees Police With 15-Yr-Old Boy in Car, Crashes Into Apartment Building (SM Daily)
- When Piloting a Motor Vehicle, a “Big Lunch” Can Put You Over the Edge (CBS)
- Retired Alameda Firefighter Reminisces About Biking to Work, Family Visits at the Station By Bike
- CA High-Speed Rail Opponents Gearing Up to Protest at CAHSRA Board Meeting in LA (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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