Friday’s Headlines
There's a lot of headlines about Donald Trump...and some other stuff...
7:08 AM PST on February 7, 2025
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- San Mateo City Council Votes Unanimously to Rip Out Bike Lane (SFGate)
- San Diego Considers Reworking ADU Ordinance (Union-Trib)
- OpEd: Trump Killing CAHSR (FresnoBee)
- Trump Admin’s Anti-DEI Stance Extends to EJ (Slate)
- Trump Admin Freezing Grants for EV Chargers (Politico)
- Trump Admin Disregarding Damage Caused by Carbon Emissions (WaPo)
- Tariffs on Chinese Goods Hitting Bike Shops (CBS)
- More Student Walkouts (SacBee, SaMo Next, FOX 5 SD)
- Freeways Blocked by Protesters in LA (Daily News)
- This Weekend is the Tour de Palm Springs (KESQ)
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