Thursday’s Headlines
More on Trump and HSR, Vision Zero in West Sacramento, and more...
9:01 AM PDT on June 5, 2025
- Trump Admin Releases Just Completed CAHSR Report Months After Announcing Results (FresnoBee, NYT, ABC7)
- Trump’s Attacks on HSR Boost Project’s Popularity (Politico)
- West Sac.’s New Plan to Reduce Crashes (CBS Sacramento)
- CicloIrvine Was a Hit (Irvine Standard)
- Do School Zone Speed Limits Apply in Summer? (SacBee)
- FYI, the Answer Is “Yes” if There Are Students Present
- Santa Monica Wins Grant for Better Greenways Through Quick-Build (Next)
- Review of First Bi-Partisan Face-Off for Governor in 2026 (LAT)
- New Study Shows People More Likely to Bike with Safe Infrastructure (Nature)
- Blocks w/Protected Lanes Have 2x Bike Traffic as Those Without (Momentum)
- Tesla Might Never Comeback from Elon (LAT)
- Global Warming is Actually Making San Francisco Summers Hot (SFGate)
- But Thunderstorms Coming to SoCal (OC Register)
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