Monday’s Headlines
We're back from our travels.
12:17 PM PDT on August 4, 2025
- Speed Cameras to Start Issuing Fines in SF (Chron, Standard, KRON4)
- Contracts to Convert 101 Shoulder to Bus Lane (MarinIJ)
- SANDAG Still Struggling with Selection Process for Contractors (Union-Trib)
- Pasadena Complete Streets Urges Speed Hump Policy Reform
- Laguna Beach Looking for Site of Future Bike Pump Track (Daily Journal)
- Pew: End of Pandemic Funding Also Impacts Road Repair. (Smart Cities Dive)
- Lawsuit Seeks to Close Port of West Sac (SacBee)
- New LB Budget Has Pricier Parking Tickets (LB Post)
- Appeals Court Blocks Indiscriminate So Cal ICE Raids (LAist, NBC4)
- Vineyards Abandoned in SJ Valley (Fresno Bee)
- Hwy 41 Closures Postponed Near Fresno (Fresno Bee)
- Triple Digit Heat Expected This Week (LAist, Pasadena Now)
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