Headlines, April 14
By
Roger Rudick
8:40 AM PDT on April 14, 2026
- Why are BART SFO Fares so High? (SFChron, Hoodline)
- BART Hits Record Ridership (SFGate)
- More on former Oakland Mayor Running Bay Area Council (Oaklandside)
- Program to Subsidize Bikes a Little Bit Instead of Cars (CBSLocal)
- Can’t Build Bike Lanes for New Palo Alto Development? (PaloAltoOnline)
- More on Charging People to Store Private Vehicles on Public Land, Even on Sundays (EastBayTimes)
- Marin Extends Paratransit Support (MarinIJ)
- Park Presidio Bypass Has Most Speeders (SFStandard)
- Driver Kills Pedestrian at Mission and South Van Ness (Mission Local, KTVU)
- Charges for Driver who Killed Toddler in Mission Bay (KTVU)
- Billionaires Backing Lurie (MissionLocal)
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