Headlines, July 20
By
Roger Rudick
8:08 AM PDT on July 20, 2026
- Do New Fare Gates Make BART Safer? (SFChron)
- Bus Shuttle Replaces T Third Light Rail (SFGate)
- A Look at Ashby BART Housing (Berkeleyside)
- NIMBY Fight Over Housing Next to Rockridge BART (SFChron)
- More on SMART to Geyserville (MarinIJ)
- San Rafael Proposes Lowering Speed Limits (MarinIJ)
- More on S.F. Seeking Robotaxi Rules after July 4 Meltdown (ABC7)
- How Much Gas Prices have Gone Up (SFChron)
- But I Saw a Scooter on the Sidewalk Once (SFChron)
- But I Saw a Cyclist Run a Stop Sign Once (SFGate)
- The House Came out of Nowhere (EastBayTimes)
- Drivers that Speed and Endanger Public Don’t Even Save Time (EastBayTimes)
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