Monday’s Headlines
News and views from up and down the Golden State.
7:52 AM PDT on July 28, 2025
- Below: WeHo Bike Coalition Posts Video of Vigil for Slain Cyclist
- SD Transit District’s Long-Term Plan Includes Camp Pendleton Station (Union-Trib)
- Santa Ana Road Diet Coming Along (Santa Ana.org)
- SF Standard: San Francisco Is a Car City Now
- Two Road Closures in Sacramento (SacBee)
- What Would a Harris Run for Governor Mean for CA Dems? (East Bay Times)
- Will Transit Ridership Ever Recover? (Science Direct)
- Uber Testing Feature Allowing Women Passengers to Select Women Drivers (WaPo)
- For Some Weird Reason the Weather Is Wacky. Huh. (SF Gate)
- Guess Who’s Back, Guess Who’s Back, Guess Who’s Back? (LAT)
- It’s COVID.
Get the rest of the headlines at SBUSA, SBLA, and SBSF.
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