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Thursday’s Headlines

Some safety projects in the Southland, transit operating concerns in the Bay, rain in the central valley and south, and Trump everywhere...

  • Regional Subsidies Won't Save SF Muni (Examiner)
  • LB'S Orange Ave. Bikeway Backbone Important Part of City's Safety Plans (LongBeachize)
  • Coachella Valley Officials Talk Safety on Ortega Highway (NBC Palms Springs)
  • Polls Show Harris, Porter Leading Dems. for Governor (SacBee)
  • About 80% Biden-Era Clean Energy Funds Go to Republican Areas (New York Times)
  • But Admin Has Blocked Over $1 Billion in Climate Funds to CA (Cap and Main)
  • Op/Ed: Ebikes in SF Are "Out of Control" (SF Gate)
  • Long Beach Giving New Carts to Street Vendors (LB Post)
  • So Much Rain (Union-Trib, LAT, FresnoBee)

For more headlines: SBLA, SBSF, SBUSA

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