Tuesday’s Headlines
Bay Area voters ok with tax to fund transit, Encintas looks to traffic calming, A-Line Construction in LA County and more...
8:46 AM PST on February 18, 2025
- Poll Shows Bay Area Voters Okay with Taxes for Transit (SFChron, MassTransit)
- Raise Parking Fees to Fund Muni? (theFrisc)
- Encintas Hopes Traffic Circle Will Help Deadly PCH Intersection (Union-Trib)
- Construction Completed On Foothill A Line To Pomona (YouTube)
- Parking in an LA Bus Lane Costs Drivers Almost $300 (CBS News)
- What Is an Un-permitted Food Gathering? (OC Register)
- Former Santa Monica Mayor on What Cities Can Do to Fight Trump (Next)
- Oil Backed Senators Push to Kill EV Subsidy (Electrek)
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Commentary: Advocates Should be Proud of What They’ve Accomplished
Now let's leverage the victories and demand more from the transit and street bureaucracies
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