Tuesday’s Headlines
Happy 175th California! The president hates you.
11:54 AM PDT on September 9, 2025
- State of the State Coverage (SacBee, LAT, AP)
- Bay Area Transit Loan Back in Play (MissionLocal, MercNews)
- More On Montclair A Line Extension Setback (Urbanize)
- What’s at Stake for Merced in High-Speed Rail Route (Fresno Bee)
- Pasadena Officials Review Metro NoHo-Pas BRT Construction Plan (Pasadena Now)
- EV Access to Car Pool Lanes Ends (OC Register)
- No More Free Parking for SD Zoo (Union-Trib)
- SDPD Seeing Rise in E-Bike Crashes Among Kids (Fox5)
- 20 of 25 Largest Cities in U.S. Facing Budget Deficits (Pew)
- Feds: Self-Driving Cars Don’t Need Windshield Wipers (Bloomberg)
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