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Tuesday’s Headlines

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37 percent of SamTrans passengers are ages 24 and under, a key demographic among whom the bus agency hopes to boost ridership. Photo: SamTrans

  • More on State Budget Cuts to Transit (SFChron)
  • San Mateo Split on Regional Transit Measure (DailyJournal)
  • LA Trains, Buses and More Vandalized After Underground Party (NBC4)
  • All BART Lines Restored a Week After Fire (SFChronEastBayTimes)
  • Update on Fresno Airport Expansion (Fresno Bee)
  • More on Santa Monica Airport -> Park (SMDP)
  • Big Beautiful Bill Makes EV's More Expensive (Car and Driver)
  • Walking All 15.5 Miles of LA's Pico Blvd. (LAT)
  • E-Taxi Startups Gear Up for Olympics (OC Register)
  • Is Davis Still the County's Bike Capital? (SF Gate)
  • What Happens if a Tree Falls on a Car? (SacBee)

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