Tuesday’s Headlines
9:55 AM PST on February 13, 2024
- LA Metro Calendar Year 2023 Transit Ridership Up Almost 12 Percent Over 2022 (Daily News)
- Oil Money Funds Sacramento (CalMatters)
- E-bike licensing bill introduced by Asm. Boerner (Rancho Santa Fe Review)
- Debunking three myths about bike lanes (TVO)
- Politico Looks Into Issues Of LA Metro Bike Share Lyft Contract
- East Bay Times Endorsing John Bauters for Alameda Supe
- Newport Beach Launches E-Bike Safety Webpage (Patch)
- San Diego Readies for Yet Another Storm (Union-Tribune)
- Metrolink Will Do Taylor Swift Theme Customer Appreciation Day Tomorrow (KTLA)
- A Bunch of Guys That Hang Out with Swift Go to Anaheim for the Day (Register)
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