- Transit Funding Bills Head to Governor's Desk (SFChron1, Trains, Berkeleyside, Hoodline)
- Transit-Oriented Development Bill SB79 Passes, Now In Newsom's Hands (LAist)
- Here's the Big Non-Transp/Housing Bills That Passed (SacBee)
- Pomona A Line Opening This Friday (Secret L.A.)
- 'Highway 50 Traffic Is Never Ending (SacBee)
- More on SF Muni's Budget Woes (ABC7)
- CA High-Speed Rail Construction Proceeding Amidst Challenges (LAist)
- What Can CAHSR Do With $1 Billion a Year? (Fresno Bee)
- LA Metro Wants to Be Included in Road Safety Case as Defendent (BIKAS)
- Glendale Seeks Input On Mobility Plan (GNP)
- Carlsbad Ponders Ebike Ban for Kids Under 12 (10 News)
- Advocacy Group SAFE Celebrates 10th Year (Biking In LA)
- R's Want Voter ID on Fall 2026 Ballot (OC Register)
- Stats Be Damned, Spaceman Duffy Thinks Transit Crime an Epidemic (The Hill)
- Feds Sue Uber Saying They Discriminate Against Disabled (Reuters)
Today's Headlines
Monday’s Headlines
Leg. Session Is Over. Wrap-up later today, but there's some highlights in headlines.
Newsom shakes hands with Senator Scott Wiener as he hands him a signed copy of SB 131. Buffy Wicks is holding her signed copy of AB 130.
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