Headlines, February 18

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8:07 AM PST on February 18, 2025

Poll Shows Bay Area Voters Okay with Taxes for Transit (SFChron, MassTransit)
Raise Parking Fees to Fund Muni? (theFrisc)
More Whinging Over Valencia Bike Lane (SFChron, KTVU)
Caltrain Helping Redwood City Eateries (SFGate)
What are Drivers Most Likely to get a Ticket For? (ABC7)
Mayor Lurie Nominates former Giants Operations Exec to SFMTA Board (LocalNewsMatters)
S.F. Considers Cutting School Crossing Guards (48Hills)
San Francisco’s Overflowing Trash Cans (SFChron)
S.F. Streets May get Dirtier (SFStandard)
Imagine if we Had Speed Governors and Streets Designed to Reduce Rather than Encourage Reckless Driving (SFChron)
Reflections on Mission Bay (SFChron)

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