Monday’s Headlines

Transportation headlines from up and down the state. For more on what's breaking in L.A., visit Streetsblog Los Angeles.

11:00 AM PDT on June 9, 2025

As I'm currently traveling with my family, I'm going to let Streetsblog L.A. handle most of the headlines from this weekend's events in Los Angeles.

What to Know About Protests in Los Angeles This Weekend (WaPo)
LA Behind on Transit Planning for Olympics (LAT)
More on Metro LAX Station Opening (LAT, LAist, Urbanize, KTLA, ABC7, NBC4)
Why Are Some Sacramento Streets Going from One-Way to Two-Way? (SacBee)
What Does Trump Clawbacks Mean for Current CAHSR Construction? (FresnoBee)
Long Beach Approves Settlement with Man Hit in Damaged Crosswalk (LBPost)
San Diego Launches App to Help Homeless Find Shelter Beds (Union-Trib)
Trump Budget Leaves Totals for Transit Funding Close to Unchanged (Smart Cities Dive)
Transit Ridership Bouncing Back Slower Here Than Europe, Asia (CityLab)
Number of American's Considering EV's Are Dropping (Gizmodo)

Get the rest of the headlines at SBUSA, SBLA, and SBSF.

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