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Another freeway falling into the ocean?

By Damien Newton

6:35 AM PDT on July 25, 2025

State Plans for $2 Billion to Rescue U.S. 101 from links Eureka to Crescent City That Is Slipping Into the Ocean (SF Chron)
Pasadena Passes Complete Streets Plan for Lake Ave (Pasadena Now)
Class IV Bike Lane Getting Push Back in San Mateo (Daily Journal)
Westlake Village Joins E-Bike Crackdown (Acorn)
LA Councilmember Launches Campaign to Fix Sidewalks (Daily News)
Local Fox Producer in Sacramento Fired for Criticizing Fox National Authority Stenographer Bill Melugin During ICE Raid (SacBee)
Outdoor Mall Continues Comeback (SM Next)
Long Beach Readies for Pilot Entertainment Zone (LB Post)
Golden Gate Park Kicking Off Concerts, Street Closures (SF Gate)
Fullerton Christmas in July Parade Is Tomorrow (Fullerton Observer)
With no $ to Expand, Officials Use Tech to Increase Efficiency (Route Fifty)

Get the rest of the headlines at SBUSA, SBLA, and SBSF.

Damien Newton

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