Friday’s Headlines
Trump's coming for Cap-and-Trade, will judiciary stop him? More news from up and down the state.
10:11 AM PDT on April 11, 2025
- Trump Singles Out CA Cap and Trade Law in New EO (LB Post)
- First Lawsuit Launched Against LA for Failing to Follow “Healthy Streets” Law (SBLA, Biking In LA)
- More on Waymos on Market Street (SFGate, KQED, SFStandard, DailyJournal)
- More on San Mateo City Council Opposing 101 Widening (EastBayTimes)
- Caltrans Seeking Comment on Bus Lane Plan for LAX Connection (Next)
- Coastal Commission Approves Bike Trail in SLO along PCH (MSN)
- Palo Alto Updating Bike Plan (Palo Alto Online)
- What Goes Into Freeway Death Investigations? (OC Register)
- Will Judiciary Stop Trump’s Attacks on Climate Change? (E&E News)
- Surprise! Bezos Started a Secret EV Company in 2022! (Tech Crunch)
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