Tuesday’s Headlines
CAHSR responds to federal "audit" with predetermined outcome.
4:33 AM PDT on June 17, 2025
- CAHSR: Fed Audit Is Intentionally Misleading (FresnoBee)
- What Are Traffic Impacts of Great Highway Closure (SF Chron)
- Are There Automatic Speed Limits Near Parks? (SacBee)
- Yes, Its 25 mph.
- Fresno Mural Represents DACA Kids Arrival (FresnoBee)
- Bill Introduced Limiting Police Ability to Wear Masks (EastBayTimes)
- Trump’s Raids Leave People Scared to Leave House, Still Have to Work (LAT)
- LA Press Club* Sues City Over Police Abuse During Protests (Daily News)
- Appeals Court Takes Up Case of Trump/Newsom/National Guard (OC Register)
- San Diego Rolls Back ADU Law (Union-Trib)
- Uber, Lyft and Road Builders Helped Kill Ill Funding for Chicago Transit. (SBCHI)
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