Headlines, September 2
By
Roger Rudick
6:39 AM PDT on September 2, 2026
- Charging Ports on New Muni Buses (SFChron)
- Sunset Dunes as Proxy Battle for Congressional Race (MissionLocal)
- Where do Candidates Wiener and Chan Stand on Ballot Measures? (MissionLocal)
- Berkeley Renames a Street (Berkeleyside)
- Novato Approves Contracts for Street Improvements (MarinIJ)
- Richmond Police Arrest Suspected Deadly Hit-and-Run Driver (SFChron)
- More on Waymo that Almost Hit Toddler (Hoodline)
- Mayor Lurie Vowed to Add More Shelters, But… (SFStandard)
- Berkeley Arguing with Homeless Over Which Sidewalks They can Camp on (SFStandard)
- Neighbor Highlights Presidio History (SFExaminer)
- Another Labor Day Travel Story that Ignores Trains (ABCNews)
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