Headlines, March 26
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8:19 AM PDT on March 26, 2026
- Muni Still Has a Fare Evasion Problem (SFChron)
- Updated High-Injury Corridor Map (SFStandard)
- Is SFPD Ticketing Cyclists on Market Street? (MissionLocal)
- Mayor Lurie’s Driver Made Illegal Turn, Hit by Streetcar (SFStandard)
- Update on Bay Bridge Western Span Bike Path (Oaklandside)
- Bay Area Planning Vision Approved (DailyRepublic)
- Street Ambassador Program is Working (SFStandard)
- YIMBYs Have Had it with Supervisor Wong (MissionLocal)
- Plan to Build Housing in San Rafael (SFChron)
- Chevron Wants to Use Iran War to Pollute More, Increase Profits (EastBayTimes)
- Commentary: Ode to Grandview Park (SFChron)
- Commentary: Plea Deal in West Portal Case Shows S.F.’s Failure (SFGate)
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