Wednesday’s Headlines
More on the protests and there's more going on around the state!
7:33 AM PDT on June 11, 2025
- ICE Protests (SF Gate, LBPost, LAT, OC Register)
- LAPD Unsure How to Work with Trump’s Agitators (LAT)
- Soccer Fans Nervous About LA/USA’s Ability to Host in 2026 (LAT)
- With Bike Highway Bill Moving, What Would They Look Like? (CalBike)
- Woman Doored by Waymo Blocked by Another Waymo Files Suit in SF (Silicon Valley.com)
- Long Beach Artist Turns Vacant Storefronts Into Murals (LongBeachize)
- Railyard -> Soccer Stadium (SacBee)
- If You See Smoke in Cleveland National Forest, Tell the Firefighters! (Union-Trib)
- Will Brightline Help Revitalize SoCal Cities w/Stations?(CityLab)
- Gas Stations Getting Bigger to Make Space for EV Chargers (NYT)
Get the rest of the headlines at SBUSA, SBLA, and SBSF.
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