Thursday’s Headlines
Calmatters continues their great reporting on the state's lack of teeth when it comes to dealing with deadly drivers.
10:27 AM PDT on July 10, 2025
- Killer Drivers Get their Licences Right Back in CAL (CalMatters)
- Citing Streetsblog, SF Supe Wants to Extend Central Subway (SFExaminer)
- Apparently Having Masked People Abducting People Off the Street Reduces Trust in Peace Officers (OC Register)
- Daylighting Becomes Law in Sacramento (SacBee)
- Sacramento Building New Bike-Ped Bridge (Fox 40)
- Fernando Dutra Becomes LA Metro Board Chair (LAist, Daily News, NBC4)
- Chula Vista Becomes Latest City to Crackdown on E-Bikes (Fox 5)
- Letters: Sunset Dunes is Great, Traffic is Fine (SFChron)
- Transit Ridership UP In France Compared to Pre-Pandemic (Urban Institute)
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