Today’s Headlines
More on the Budget. More on ICE. Lots of other news...
11:13 AM PDT on June 25, 2025
- More on Transit Funding Save (SFChron)
- Also Deals on Undocumented Health Care, Education (Politico, CalMatters)
- SFMTA Ending Residential Traffic Calming Program (SFChron)
- More On Active Streets Mission At Twilight (Around Alhambra, SP Review)
- LA’s Freeway Wildlife Crossing Enters “Phase 2” (LAT)
- LB Extends Free Shuttle Service on Coastline, Downtown (LB Post)
- Apple Valley Passes Complete Streets Plan (VV Daily Press)
- Sac. Bans Homeless from Sleeping at City Hall (SacBee)
- Some State Workers Get Telework Reprieve (SacBee)
- ICE and Local Cops Using Traffic Stops to Start Deportations (Washington Post)
- Trump’s Love of Gas Guzzlers Won’t Lower New Car Costs (Inside EVs)
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