Friday’s Headlines
- New HSR Report: They’re Ready to Start Work Outside Central Valley (Fresno Bee)
- Glendale Lowering Speed Limits On 21 Street Segments (GNP, staff report)
- More on Turning Market Street in SF Back into a Traffic Sewer (Axios, Planetizen)
- How Muni Cuts are Impacting Ridership (SFChron)
- Less Free Parking, Longer Meter Hours in SD (Union-Trib)
- Yorba Linda Joins OC Trend: Cracking Down on E-Bikes (Voice of OC)
- Polls Show Tight Race at Start of Redistricting Campaign (SacBee)
- ICE Attacks Continue (L.A. Taco)
- Red States Losing Transpo. Cash to Trump’s “Woke” Cuts Also (Politico)
- Heat Waves (LAT, OC Register, SF Chron)
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