Headlines, June 17
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8:33 AM PDT on June 17, 2025
- BART’s New Power Substation (RailwayAge)
- Train Control Upgrade Project (RailwaySupply)
- SMART Tax Renewal Campaign (MarinIJ)
- More on San Antonio Neighbors and their Fight with Oakland to Make Streets Safe (Oaklandside)
- More on Speed Cameras (CarBuzz)
- Driver Intentionally Hits Person with SUV in Petaluma (KTVU)
- More on Last AIDS/Lifecycle Ride (SFStandard)
- SoMa Getting More 20-Somethings (SFChron)
- More Allegations of Harassment at SFMTA (MissionLocal)
- Castro Regaining its Pre-Pandemic Buzz (SFExaminer)
- Does Anyone Use Berkeley’s Video Kiosks? (Berkeleyside)
- Commentary: the Joy of Walking Along Corte Madera Creek (MarinIJ)
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