Headlines, June 24

By Roger Rudick

8:47 AM PDT on June 24, 2026

BART’s Real if Uneven Recovery (SFChron)
More on Ocean Avenue Transit Lanes (SFChron)
San Mateo Thrives with a Car-Free Main Street (ABC7)
Oakland Roads are Getting Safer? (Oaklandside)
Dolores Park Came out of Nowhere, Wasn’t Wearing Hi-Vis (SFGate, SFChron)
And More Carnage (SFGate)
More on a Parking Enforcement Tracker App (SFGate)
San Jose Drivers Get to Keep Their Free Car Storage (EastBayTimes)
San Jose Seeks Input into Renaming Plaza de Cesar Chavez (KRON4)
Profiles of District 10 Supervisor Candidates (SFExaminer)
Commentary: The SMART Victory and Other Marin Results (MarinIJ)

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