- SoCal Gets Millions in Federal Transportation Funds (CBS2)
- Landslide Forces Closure of Rail Between OC/SD (Register)
- DT Sacramento Struggling with Impacts of Working Remotely (SacBee)
- LA Metro Being Slammed for Slashing Open Streets Budget (Daily News)
- More on S.F. Suing Over Robo Taxi Rollout (IOT)
- Disneyland Plans "Takeover" of Some Anaheim Public Streets (LAT)
- More Flooding Coming This Week for San Diego (Union-Tribune)
- New Ghost Bike Memorial Rises in San Diego (CBS8)
- Taller Vehicles More Likely to Kill with Victims 22% More Likely to Die for Every 10-centimeter Increase in Hood Height (Economics of Transportation)
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