Today’s Headlines
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10:03 AM PDT on June 25, 2015
- Transit Activists Rally for City Hall to Fund Downtown Extension for Caltrain, High-Speed Rail (SF Appeal)
- Tuesday: North Beach Neighbors Meeting on Bulb-Outs, Hated By NBN Prez and Firefighters (Hoodline)
- Sup. Wiener Proposes Reducing Towing, Storage Fees for Recovered Stolen Cars (KQED)
- SFPD Tenderloin Captain Steps Down Citing “Personal Matters” (SF Examiner)
- Getaround Car-Share to Get a Promotion Boost From Ford Motors (Business Times)
- Caltrain Board to Vote on Design of Electric Train Cars July 2; SFBC Pushes for Bike Capacity
- BART Considers Re-Opening Bathrooms With Some Security Modifications (SFGate, ABC)
- BART West Dublin/Pleasanton Station Closed Yesterday After Death on Tracks (IBA, ABC)
- Ferry Fares Set to Increase on July 1 (ABC), Along With Golden Gate Bridge Tolls (Mercury)
- More on the Plan for a Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Bike/Ped Path, Additional Traffic Lane (CBS)
- Sausalito Officials Don’t Want More Ferry Service, People (Marin IJ)
- Lyft Protests Regulations for Airport Access Approved By San Jose City Council (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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