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This will be my final post as editor of Streetsblog SF. Thanks to everyone who’s read and supported the site during the four years I’ve led it. I hope to see you around in my new role. The site will be in an editorial transition period for the next few weeks as editor-in-chief Ben Fried conducts the search for Streetsblog SF’s […]

Since I announced my departure from Streetsblog, folks have asked about my next move. Well, I’m not going far: I’ve accepted a position on the SF Municipal Transportation Agency’s public relations team. In this new chapter, I’m excited about working directly on projects that advance better transportation options in the city. To start out, I’ll be working in […]

After four terrific years running Streetsblog San Francisco, Aaron is moving on. Before I get to the job opening, I’d like to pay my respects to his body of work. The quintessential post of the Aaron Bialick era, to my mind, was this item from early 2014. With Ed Lee laying the groundwork for reversing Sunday […]

I like to say that the best career move I ever made was joining a Critical Mass ride and striking up a conversation with a fellow rider about the Streetsblog sticker on his helmet. That rider happened to be Bryan Goebel, Streetsblog SF’s first editor, who would later offer me the opportunity of a lifetime. After five years of living the […]

Tomorrow’s Streetsblog Happy Hour will be special in a couple of ways. First, it’ll be our quarterly fundraising event, where 10 percent of bar proceeds help support Streetsblog, and we dole out free t-shirts and hoodies (first-come, first-served). We’ll also be joined by Transit Oriented Beer, an informal monthly gathering of transportation planners, advocates, and […]

Just a reminder: Tonight is Streetsblog happy hour, now a monthly occurrence at Virgil’s Sea Room. Join us on the back patio to drink and chat about the latest goings-on around biking, walking, and transit in San Francisco. You may even get to put some faces to the monikers you’ve been arguing with in the comments section. […]