Headlines, March 27
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8:51 AM PDT on March 27, 2026
- The Lack of Cycling Infrastructure in the Inner Sunset (MissionLocal)
- Fewer Crashes on Berkeley Streets and Sidewalks (Berkeleyside)
- SMART to Continue Free Rides Program (MarinIJ)
- More on State Rail & Road Spending (ConstructionDive)
- AC Transit Unions in Healthcare Battle (Oaklandside)
- District 4 Candidates Discuss Measure Signature Threshold (MissionLocal)
- Driver Hits Pedestrian in Uptown Oakland (SFChron)
- Parents of E-Moto Rider Charged with Child Abuse (SFChron)
- Robots Charging Electric Cars? (SFChron)
- Will AI Really ‘Save’ S.F. Economy? (SFChron)
- Plan Bay Area Preps for Sea-Level Rise (Planetizen)
- Commentary: AI Damages the Environment (SFChron)
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