Wednesday’s Headlines
Did someone say "bike superhighway?"
10:58 AM PDT on July 16, 2025
- State Sends Money to Silicon Valley for “Bike Superhighway” (San Jose Spotlight)
- Davis School Employees Get Free Bike for Becoming Roll Models (The Dirt)
- SD Port Gives $2 Million for Work on Bike Path (NBC San Diego)
- Trump Sends Half of National Guard Stationed in LA Home (LAT, SacBee)
- Central Valley ICE Facility Fills Up w/People w/No Criminal History (Fresno Bee)
- Plans for Traffic Calming in Rockridge (Oaklandside)
- Ped. Dies, Berkeley Wants to Make Claremont Ave. Safer (Berkeleyside)
- 30 Cities Sue Trump Over Withholding Transportation Funds (Stateline)
- Forget Sci-Fi Solutions to Transportation. Build and Run Transit. (Fast Company)
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