Wednesday’s Headlines
I'm still traveling, so we won't have a new unique story until Friday.
8:45 AM PDT on July 9, 2025
- SoCal Cities Sue to Stop Trump’s Occupation (Daily News)
- CalBike: Don’t Believe Myths About VMT
- For BART and Muni, State Funding Bridge is Just a Start (SFExaminer)
- Bike Paths Shouldn’t Be Underwater (Union-Trib)
- Mountain View Considers Road Diet on El Monte Road (SJ Spotlight)
- Vista Removes Protected Bikeway (NBC San Diego)
- What Does End of EV Tax Breaks Mean for Commuters (SacBee)
- Will CEQA Reform Really Bring New Housing? (SFExaminer)
- Stephen Miller Rants about Immigrants Causing Traffic Jams (The Daily Beast)
- More on Feds’ BBB
- Bike commuters losing Already-Meager Tax Benefit (Politico Pro)
- Car Buyers Able to Write off $10,000 in Interest (Kiplinger’s)
- They Totally Made Me Take My Shoes Off Yesterday (LAT)
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