Wednesday’s Headlines
Long Beach parking, LA Bus-Only Lane Enforcement, Caltrans Houses, Bay Area Transit Measure, Irvine Cybertruck, Extreme Weather, and more...
9:40 AM PDT on October 9, 2024
- Long Beach Looks To Reform Parking Requirements (Watchdog)
- More On Metro/LADOT Bus-Only Lane Enforcement (Daily News)
- Caltrans South Pasadena 710 Freeway Homes Are For Sale (Pasadena Now, SGV Tribune)
- Primer on Bay Area’s Muni Funding Measure (KTVU)
- More on Opposition to Muni Funding Measure (SFExaminer)
- New Ped. Bridge Opens in Newport Beach (Register)
- Proposed Fed. Rule Could Change Front of Big Deadly Cars in USA (Slate)
- Irvine PD Really Proud of New Cybertruck (Register)
- Helene Showed Need for New Type of Transpo. Planning (Wired)
- SoCal Blanketed by Thick, Cool, Fog (Union-Trib)
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