Friday’s Headlines
Too late, Tesla!
8:03 AM PDT on September 26, 2025
- 11th Hour Critique of SB 79, Wiener’s Housing Near Transit Bill (Union-Trib)
- Long Beach Targets Street Food Vendors with Cease and Desists (LB Post)
- Pasadena Readies for Walktober (Pasadena Now)
- You Can Renew License Online, But Not Non-Driver’s ID (Biking in LA)
- Sticker Car People, You Have 60 Days to Get Out of the Carpool Lane (SF Chron)
- If You Have Wildly Offensive, But State Approved Vanity Plate, Can it Be Revoked? (Daily News)
- Yes.
- Tesla Wants to Be the Good Guys Again on Climate, Emissions (Reuters)
- Depressing Late-Stage-Capitalsim Project: Photograph Signs at National Park That Would Upset President Trump Before They’re Removed (SF Gate)
- ICE Assaults, Cuffs, Car Wash Owner in His Business (SacBee)
- Army Vet Slandered By Feds After Detailing His Own Illegal Arrest by ICE (LAT)
- Price of Used EV’s Is Falling, Now Almost Equal Gas Cars (Grist)
- Harris/Newsom Snipe Over Endorsement/Hiking/Missed Calls (SF Gate)
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