Headlines, February 4
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8:52 AM PST on February 4, 2026
- Tabulating BART Delays (SFStandard)
- Bill to Nationalize BART Ambassador Program (Berkeleyside)
- More on Transit Funding Loan (LocalNewsMatters, IRJ)
- Drivers to Pay More to Park at Alameda Ferry (SFChron)
- California HSR Ready to Lay Track (FresnoBee)
- Super Bowl and Closure of Local Streets (KALW)
- Super Bowl is Opportunity to Mark End of S.F. ‘Doom Loop’ Fears (SFStandard)
- But I Saw a Cyclist on the Sidewalk Once (EastBayTimes)
- Remember, Always Wear Hi-Vis Clothing (MissionLocal)
- What to do About Vacant Properties (SFExaminer)
- Letters: Fund Transit with Congestion Pricing (SFChron)
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