Headlines, December 19
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By
Roger Rudick
9:24 AM PST on December 19, 2025
- Daniel Lurie’s Record on Streets and Transit (theFrisc)
- BART New Year’s Service (SFChron)
- Glitch Misdirects Riders Looking for Oakland Airport BART Connector (SFChron)
- Record Numbers Set to Travel for Holiday Season (EastBayTimes)
- Fare Hikes or Service Cuts? (SDUnionTrib)
- Castro Elevator Finally Almost Ready? (BAR)
- Portsmouth Square Pedestrian Bridge (SFGate)
- Union Square Holiday Comeback? (SFStandard)
- Has Mayor Lurie ‘Cleaned up’ Neighborhoods? (SFChron)
- Ratings of your Supervisors (SFStandard)
- Building Dashes Out in Front of Mail Truck (SFChron)
- Massive Housing Complex Approved Near Caltrain (SFYIMBY)
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