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Tuesday’s Headlines

Mega stack of links today with heads from throughout the state.

Image: California Air Resources Board

  • Status of E-Bike Regs. in OC (Voice of OC)
  • Trump Funding Freeze Endangers LA River Revitalization (LAT)
  • New Ped. Plaza in Westwood (LAist)
  • Construction Ramps Up For Metro Van Nuys Blvd Light Rail (Urbanize)
  • Glendale Removed North Brand Safety Improvements (News-Press)
  • U.N. - Traffic Crashes Kill 1.2 Million Every Year, It's a Pandemic (The Guardian)
  • Does Vision 0 Need a Reset or More Political Will (SBUSA)
  • San Rafael Set to Lower Speed Limits (MarinIJ)
  • Encinitas Shakes Up Traffic and Mobility Safety Committee (Union-Trib)
  • Trump Attempt to Blackmail CA on Fire Relief is Blackmail (FresnoBee)
  • San Diego Faces $6.5 Billion Funding Gap (Union-Trib)
  • Sacramento Faces $62 Million Deficit (SacBee)
  • What Tesla Drivers Think of Musk (SFStandard)

For more headlines: SBLA, SBSF, SBUSA

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