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Wednesday’s Headlines

VTA, Housing, Transit Funding, More Questionable News Out of DC, and more...

  • Judge Rejects VTA Legal Bid to End Strike, Sets Hearing Date (SJ Spotlight)
  • SF Mayor Takes First Step in Drafting Transit Funding Measure (SFChron)
  • SaMo Shares Plans For Housing At City Parking Garage Site (Urbanize)
  • Long Beach's Open Streets Events Move West (LB Post)
  • San Diego Agrees: More Density, Affordable Housing in Affluent Communities (Union-Trib)
  • More on Gov.'s Back to Office Order (SacBee)
  • Transit Funding Flat in Continuing Resolution (APTA)
  • R's Look to Make Local Projects More Expensive to Balance Federal Books (Tax PolicyMoving Day)
  • Yes, It's Legal to Drive with a Dog on Your Lap in CA (OC Register)

For more headlines: SBLA, SBSF, SBUSA

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