Wednesday’s Headlines
Is cap-and-trade reauthorization dead for the year?
10:16 AM PDT on September 10, 2025
- California Leaders Still Negotiating on Cap-and-Trade (SacBee)
- More on Essential Bridge Loan for Bay Area Transit (Berkeleyside)
- Anaheim Considers Increased Parking with “Entertainment Fees” (OC Register)
- Pasadena To Share Refined Concepts For 710 Stub Area (Pasadena Now)
- Caltrans’ Bad Bike-Lane-Free Plan for Tiburon in Marin (Independent)
- More on Puente Hills Park Groundbreaking (Urbanize)
- SD Plans to Save Sunset Cliffs Beach (Union-Trib)
- A Trump Two-Fer: Cutting Transit Funding Will Hurt Cities and the Environment (Marketplace, Politico)
- House Transpo. Bill Would Cut transit by $5 billion (E&E News;
- Airborne Fine Particle Pollution Causes Dementia (The Guardian)
- R’s/Trump Tried to Kill Biden Transpo. Bill, Now Take Credit for It (New York Times)
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