Monday’s Headlines
Bay Area transit gets new wayfinding; Will LA Mayor choose a rep from SFV for the Metro board? Supreme Court to consider lawsuit about CA emission standards; More
8:52 AM PST on December 16, 2024
- Bay Area transit agencies debut new maps and signs (Contra Costa Herald)
- Will LA Mayor choose a resident of the San Fernando Valley for the Metro board? (LA Times)
- Storm damage forces SMART to extend weekend maintenance/testing closure for another day (Newsbreak)
- Jerry Brown sees a silver lining in the November election results (Politico)
- Supreme Court to hear lawsuit from industries who claim to be indirectly affected by California emissions standards (CalMatters, NBC News)
- Postal service electric trucks are way behind schedule (Washington Post)
- A look back at Eduardo Garcia’s twenty years in the state Assembly (Coachella Valley Independent)
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