Thursday’s Headlines
9:38 AM PST on February 15, 2024
- Tips and Cheats for Passing a Driver’s Test If You’re Not a Good Driver (LAT)
- Santa Monica Arts Village Seeks Bailout Caused by Poor TOD Planning (Next)
- LA Firefighters Come Out Hard Against Safe Streets Ballot Measure (LAT)
- San Mateo County Opposes Driverless Car Expansion (MercNews)
- Waymo Cars Crash into Tow Truck (SFChron)
- EV Sales Falling in CA (LAT)
- Pasadena E-Bike Reimbursement Program Starts on 7/1 (LAist)
- Santa Barbara Seeks Grant for Bike/Ped Bridge Over 101 (Independent)
- Anaheim Implements New Laws to Crackdown on Vendors (OC Register)
- Mission Bridge Replcement Project over Santa Ana River Is Delayed (Press-Enterprise)
- Sac. Mayoral Candidate May Have Accepted Exorbitant Travel Reimbursement from State (Bee)
- 7-10 Foot Waves Will Slam SD Beaches This Weekend (Union-Trib)
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