- Becerra Announces Run for Governor (LAT, SacBee)
- More On Metro Vermont Bus-Don't-Bike Approval (L.A. Podcast)
- Thousands in Central Valley March on Cesar Chavez Day (FresnoBee)
- More on Muni Recovery (SFGate, KALW)
- It's a Lot Cheaper to See the A's without Parking Costs (SacBee)
- More on Sausalito City Council Chucking Safety on Bridgeway (MarinIJ)
- Tariffs Will Make Car Ownership Even More Expensive (OC Register)
- Gas Prices Jumping (Daily News)
- Traffic Deaths Rising in San Diego (News10)
- Duffy, R Senators Want More Highways (Roll Call)
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