Today’s Headlines
VTA Admits Huge Cost Overruns Coming for Stupidly Deep BART Extension (MercNews) Effects of Van Ness BRT (SFChron) Gov. Withholds Homeless Funding from LA, SD Citing Lack of Progress (Daily News, Union-Tribune) LA Metro Plans to Increase Fares, Number of people in Low Income Program (Daily News) More E-Bikes, Bike Paths in Los Angeles (Daily … Continued
9:00 AM PDT on November 4, 2022
- VTA Admits Huge Cost Overruns Coming for Stupidly Deep BART Extension (MercNews)
- Effects of Van Ness BRT (SFChron)
- Gov. Withholds Homeless Funding from LA, SD Citing Lack of Progress (Daily News, Union-Tribune)
- LA Metro Plans to Increase Fares, Number of people in Low Income Program (Daily News)
- More E-Bikes, Bike Paths in Los Angeles (Daily News)
- Elon Musk Paves the Hyperloop Prototype to Put Up a Parking Lot (The Verge)
- Fresno County’s Measure C Bad for the Environment (Fresno Bee)
- BWAHAHAHAHA LA Pedestrians Are Ready to Jaywalk WITH IMPUNITY (New York Times)
- It Stopped Raining, But It’s Going to Start Again (SacBee)
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