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Note: Damien is traveling Friday and Monday for a trip to San Diego. Publication of SBCAL may be a little unpredictable after today until Tuesday.

  • VTA and ATU Are Back at the Bargaining Table (ABC7)
  • Speed Cameras are Now Active in SF (SFChronKRON4)
  • Pomona Using AI Tech To Analyze Traffic Safety (SGV Tribune)
  • SFMTA Looking at Parking to Close Funding Gap (SFExaminer)
  • Glendale Hosting Its Own Open Streets Event (NBC4)
  • Santa Monica Prepares Fare Increases for Big Blue Bus (Next)
  • Potential Names for Great Highway Park (MissionLocalSFChron)
  • Carlsbad Ban on Sleeping in Vehicles Upheld in Court (Union-Trib)
  • LA Faces Billion Dollar Budget Gap (Daily News)
  • The Idea That Transportation Should "Pay for Itself" Is New (Union of Concerned Scientists)

For more headlines: SBLA, SBSF, SBUSA

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