Monday’s Super Headlines
More fond farewells for Donald Shoup...
8:59 AM PST on February 10, 2025
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- More on the Passing of Legend Donald Shoup (SBNYC, Planetizen, Parking Network, Biking In LA)
- BART Sees Crime Drop, Ridership Rise (EastBayTimes)
- It’s OK for Amtrak to “Lose Money” (SBUSA)
- Valencia Bike Lane Construction Delayed a Week (SFChron)
- Claremont Drivers Still Struggling with Bike Lanes (CBS2)
- SD Adds Detox Beds as CAL Loosens Housing First Rules (Union-Trib)
- Incomplete Roundup of Trump Protests (Union-Trib, LB Post, LAT, Fresno Bee)
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