Today’s Headlines

Streetsblog California will resume normal publishing today. Hope you all enjoyed the weekend.

By Damien Newton

9:17 AM PDT on March 25, 2025

San Diego Street Design Manual Cover

VTA to Provide Uber Vouchers During Strike (EastBayTimes1, 2)
VTA Workers Reject Newest Proposal (Merc-News)
A Look At SD’s New Street Design Manual (KPBS)
Sacramento’s 10 Most Dangerous Intersections (SacBee)
Communities Long Clean Air Struggle Against LA/LB Ports (LB Post)
Pacific Coast Highway Safety Meetings in Malibu/Samo (Biking in L.A.)
Temecula’s Adding Green to Downtown Bike Lanes (Patch)
Area in Fire Danger Zone Up 76% in Cal in New Maps (OC Register)
Amtrak CEO Was Forced Out (Associated Press)
People Don’t Hate Teslas, They Hate Trump/Musk (FresnoBee)

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Damien Newton

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