Headlines, July 30
By
Roger Rudick
8:07 AM PDT on July 30, 2026
- Hopkins Bike Lanes Approved Again (SFChron, Berkeleyside)
- More on Regional Measure Poll (Almanac)
- Trump to Give Over $22 Billion for Dulles Redesign, but HSR too Expensive? (Politico)
- More on Distracted Driving Football Coach Who Crashed (PAOnline)
- Cyclist Killed by Driver in SoMa Identified (SFChron)
- Advocates Urge Action After Driver Kills Cyclist in Woodside (KTVU)
- Driver Seriously Injures Cyclist in San Jose (EastBayTimes)
- Best Eats in the Ferry Building (SFChron)
- Railfanning Dog is Rescued (SFChron)
- Zoox Cleared to Take Riders (Axios)
- Commentary: Connect Robotaxis to Congestion Pricing (GovTech)
- Commentary: Ode to Mission Bay (SFChron)
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