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Wednesday’s Headlines

From SLO to South Fresno, the biggest news is mostly good today.

  • South Fresno Community Scores Win Over Caltrans on Highway 99 Interchange Widenings (Fresno Bee via Yahoo News)
  • SLO Streets: San Luis Obispo Passes Vision Zero Ordinance (Mustang News)
  • SMART Preps Next Funding Measure (MarinIJ)
  • More on San Mateo and Proposed Widening (DailyJournal)
  • Delays For Metro Universal Basic Mobility Program (LAist)
  • Waymo Robo-Taxi Gets Stuck In SaMo Drive-Through (KTLA)
  • Del Mar Moves New E-Bike Regulations (FOX 5)
  • Santa Monica Passes on Olympic Volleyball Huntington Beach Possible Replacement (Next, OC Register)
  • Transit Subsidies Are Lower Than Car Subsidies (Planetizen)

For more headlines: SBLA, SBSF, SBUSA

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