Headlines, March 6
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9:15 AM PST on March 6, 2026
- Clipper Glitches in Marin (MarinIJ)
- HSR CEO Returns to Work (SFChron)
- District 4 Candidates and Muni Tax (MissionLocal)
- BART Turning Parking into Housing (SFChron)
- S.F. Housing Speeding Up (SFChron)
- More on Future of Downtown Centre Mall (SFExaminer)
- Driver Kills Pedestrian, Crashes into Building in North Beach (KRON4)
- Police Arrest Suspect in Foster City Hit and Run (EastBayTimes)
- San Rafael NIMBYs Object to Safety Lighting Over a Bike/Ped Path? (MarinIJ)
- French Laundry Chef Says he’s Not Anti-Housing, But… (SFGate)
- Even Miniature Trains are Having Headaches? (Berkeleyside)
- “So… What’s Your Take?” on Muni (SFGate)
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