- SacBee Asks if Highway 37 Widening Is Dumping Money Into the Ocean
- Police Let Down SF on Vision Zero (ABC7)
- Pasadena Expects To OK Sales Of 17 Caltrans 710 Freeway Homes (Pasadena Now)
- More on Santa Cruz's New Rail Line (SFGate)
- Whole State Suffering from Trump's ICE Raids (OC Register)
- Metro Board Chair Wants Answers on Agencies Role in ICE Raids (LAist)
- L.A. City Looks To File Lawsuit Over Unconstitutional Immigration Enforcement (LAT)
- Ice Targetting Car Washes (KTLA, News-Press)
- Attack on Iran Send Gas Prices Skyrocketing (CNN, USA Today)
- Oil and Gas Producers Get Billion Dollar Tax Break Under Trump Plan (World Oil)
- MAGA Wants to Sell Your Forrest (FresnoBee)
- San Diego County Offers Some Nice Hikes (Union-Trib)
- Congrats to our friends at Streetsblog LA and LongBeachize on Their Big Night at the LA Press Club
- And we got a Melanie Curry cameo!
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