Tuesday’s Headlines
A lot of CA v Trump news, but there's plenty going on in cities (and ports!) throughout the state.
9:24 AM PDT on September 23, 2025
- Speed Cameras in S.F. (MercNews)
- Orange City Council to Vote on Traffic Calming Plan (OC Register)
- Gov. Should Sign Law Reforming Red Light Camera Regs (Marin IJ)
- CA Won’t Replace Federal Subsidies for EVs (SF Gate)
- Trump to Take CaHSR Money, Give it to Red States (ABC7, SBCAL/TikTok)
- Surge in North Bay Transit Ridership (Patch)
- Angelenos Still Pushing Back on SB 72, Urge Veto (Daily News)
- CA’s Ports Negotiating with State Over Clean Air Regs (Daily News)
- Potential Government Shutdown Doesn’t Matter to FTA (Smart Cities Dive)
- Robotaxis Could Replace Human Drivers Within a Decade (Business Insider)
- US Attorney/DHS: ICE Won’t Comply with State Laws (SacBee)
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