Happy Independence Day!

Just a quick note to wish all of Streetsblog’s readers and supporters a very enjoyable Fourth of July holiday. Barring any breaking news, Streetsblog San Francisco will be taking a publishing hiatus on the 5th and 6th, returning in full swing on Monday, July 9.

Again, have a great holiday and thanks for your support!

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This Week: SFBC Volunteer night, Temescal bike lanes, and Streetsblog Party!

By Roger Rudick |
Here are this week’s highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Tuesday San Francisco Bicycle Coalition Volunteer Night. Stop by, chat with fellow members, and work together on group office tasks. Dinner is provided. Tuesday, Dec. 11, 5 p.m., SF Bicycle Coalition, 1720 Market, S.F. Tuesday Oakland City Council Hearing on Temescal/Telegraph. After 20 years of effort, one of the East Bay’s […]

We’re Hiring: Help Lead Streetsblog’s National Coverage

By Ben Fried |
Editor’s note: Our search for a national reporter to take over Streetsblog Capitol Hill wouldn’t be complete without putting out a call to the audience with the greatest passion for livable streets and sustainable transportation policy — our readers. To apply, send a resume, cover letter, and relevant clips to jobs [at] streetsblog [dot] org. […]
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Parking Madness: St. Louis vs. Kansas City

By Angie Schmitt |
It’s an intra-Missouri battle today in the fourth match-up of Parking Madness, Streetsblog’s annual hunt for the worst parking craters in North America. Which rival will advance to the round of eight — and a chance at the coveted “Golden Crater” — Kansas City or St. Louis? First up, the city they call KCMO: The red […]

OMG – Election Day Is Finally Here

By Roger Rudick |
Aside from headlines, Streetsblog is taking a publishing holiday. Tomorrow, we’ll be back with analysis of the election results. For now, if you haven’t already voted, here’s where to look up your polling place. If you haven’t made up your mind on local measures, be sure to check out endorsement guides from SPUR, The San Francisco Bicycle […]

A Farewell to Elana Schor, and a Note About Our National Coverage

By Ben Fried |
As regular readers of the Capitol Hill blog already know, yesterday marked Elana Schor’s last day covering the national transportation policy beat for Streetsblog. On behalf of the Streetsblog staff in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, as well as the Streetsblog Network, I’d like to share my appreciation for Elana’s work over the […]