Headlines, January 16
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7:33 AM PST on January 16, 2026
- Lurie Talks Muni in State of City Speech (SFChron, SFExaminer, MissionLocal)
- City Betrays ‘Transit First’ Policy Again, This Time on Ocean Ave (InglesideLight)
- More on Regional Transit Funding Measure (CCHerald)
- BART Fiber Optic Cable Theft (EastBayTimes)
- Racial Disparity Fell in Traffic Stops (MissionLocal)
- Financial Reboot of Downtown Tower Project (SFChron)
- More on Vanderbilt U. Coming to Oakland (Oaklandside)
- Soccer Stadium in Howard Terminal? (Oaklandside)
- New Investment on Valencia (MissionLocal)
- ‘Spare the Air’ Alert Continues (MarinIJ)
- Car-Culture Shock after Living in Spain (BizInsider)
- Commentary: Lurie Didn’t Mention Sunset Dunes and More on State of the City (SFStandard)
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