Monday’s Headlines
US Supremes Side with Uber/Lyft Over State in Labor Dispute, Saturday was a Bad Day for BART, Caltrans Adding Bike Lanes to "Busy Friars Road" in SD, Erosion Threatens Beach in Encinitas, More...
9:13 AM PDT on October 7, 2024
- US Supremes Side with Uber/Lyft Over State in Labor Dispute (LAT)
- Saturday was a Bad Day for BART (ABC7, SFChron)
- Caltrans Adding Bike Lanes to “Busy Friars Road” in SD (CBS8)
- Erosion Threatens Beach in Encinitas (Union-Trib)
- Walz Lands in Long Beach (Daily News)
- Polls Show Measure A Homeless Initiative Close to Passing (LAT)
- Polls CA Show Voters Want Stricter Law Enforcement (SacBee)
- Law Enforcement, Police Reform, Major Issues in Sac. Mayor’s Race (SacBee)
- Ballots Are in the Mail (LB Post)
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