- Ongoing ICE Raids Impacts in SoCal (SBLA)
- California Shrinking After Trump's Assault (LB Post)
- West Hollywood Starting Automated Bus Lane Enforcement (WeHo Times, Urbanize)
- Inland Sand Bracing SD-LA Rail Route (Union-Trib)
- S.F. Bay Ferry Exceeds Pre-Pandemic Ridership (SFExaminer)
- Largest State Worker's Union Gets Stay of Return to Work (SacBee)
- Caltrain Fares Increase (EastBayTimes)
- Malibu Extends Emergency Declaration for Safety on PCH (Malibu Times)
- State Budget Impacts on SoCal (OC Register)
- Super High Temps Are Bad for Cars (SacBee)
- Tesla's Robotaxi Rollout Going As Well As Expected for a Company Run by a CEO Whose Rockets Keep Exploding. (The Verge)
- Tesla Robocars Ready to Run People Over (SFChron)
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