Tuesday’s Headlines
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8:25 AM PST on January 21, 2025
Where’s Melanie (SBCAL)
- SoCal Braces for Another Extreme Fire Threat (LAT)
- Fire Evacuations in San Diego County (Union-Trib)
- 2025 a Critical Year for CA High Speed Rail (FresnoBee)
- GOP/Musk Trying to Kill HSR and a Whole Lot Else (SFChron)
- Trump Wants to Drill. California Wants Clean Cars (SacBee)
- More on Trump’s Environmental Rollbacks (EastBayTimes)
- LA Metro May Change “Long Beach Blvd” Station Name in South LA (LB Post)
- New Bridge over American River in Sac. Will Carry Rail, Bikes and Peds., But Not Cars (Bee)
- NYC Congestion Pricing Helps Kids Get to School (Streetsblog NY)
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