Tuesday’s Headlines
CPUC says Cruise lied about that SF crash; Carbon capture is a lie; Sorry, that light-up BART holiday sweater is sold out; More
8:42 AM PST on December 5, 2023
- This year’s hottest holiday merch is a [sold-out] light-up BART holiday sweater (SF Chronicle)
- CPUC: Cruise lied about that SF crash (SF Chronicle)
- Carbon capture is a lie (Scientific American)
- Surveillance and public transit (GovTech)
- Santa Cruz road construction updates, including Highway 1 expansion (Lookout)
- Caltrans reviewing “potentially dangerous” sites under freeways in CA (Mercury News)
- Sacramento City Council approves upzoning for denser housing (Planetizen)
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