Today’s Headlines
L.A. Councilwoman Thinks Red/Purple Line Subway Unsafe for Her and Daughter (LAT) Fresno Mayor Defends Stance on Access to San Joaquin River (Fresno Bee) SANDAG Breaks Ground on Trail to Connect Oceanside to DTSD (Union-Tribune) Ventura Supes Use State/Fed. Funds to Fund Three Bikeways (The Acorn) Car-Free Davis Is Busy, Growing (Davis Enterprise) New Designs … Continued
9:19 AM PST on January 25, 2018
- L.A. Councilwoman Thinks Red/Purple Line Subway Unsafe for Her and Daughter (LAT)
- Fresno Mayor Defends Stance on Access to San Joaquin River (Fresno Bee)
- SANDAG Breaks Ground on Trail to Connect Oceanside to DTSD (Union-Tribune)
- Ventura Supes Use State/Fed. Funds to Fund Three Bikeways (The Acorn)
- Car-Free Davis Is Busy, Growing (Davis Enterprise)
- New Designs For DTLA Grand Avenue Project (Downtown News)
- More on Wiener’s Transit Zoning Bill (Curbed)
- Napa Family Sues Caltrans Over Fatal Bike Crash Caused by Railroad Tracks (Napa Register)
- TN Man Trusted Jesus to Drive His Truck. It Flipped Five Times (SacBee)
- Commentary: California Can’t Build a Bullet Train (EastBayTimes/MercNews)
- Commentary: Bullet Train Audit Requests Gain Traction (OC Register)
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