Headlines, January 30
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By
Roger Rudick
8:01 AM PST on January 30, 2026
- What S.F. Would Look Like With Transit Cuts (SFChron)
- More on Central Subway (VoiceofSF)
- More on BART/Uber Deal (48Hills)
- San Rafael to Build New Bike/Ped Route Under 101 (MarinIJ)
- Super Bowl Events Street Closures (SFChron)
- Waymo Goes to SFO (CNBC)
- Waymo Hits Child in LA (SFGate)
- Is the DMV Actually Reducing Placard Abuse? (SFGate)
- Bay Areas Biggest Polluters (Berkeleyside)
- The Old Fotomat on Haight (SFGate)
- S.F. Businesses Closed for ‘ICE Out’ (MissionLocal)
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