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Thursday’s Headlines

Newsom signs highway expansion bill. Transit bills still in limbo.

I know I say this a lot, but it’s nots that the official logo for the project shows that it will soon be underwater.

  • Newsom Signs Bill Expediting Highway Expansion in Solano (Marin IJ, Daily Republic)
  • Everything That Went Wrong in SD Toll Roads (Union-Trib)
  • Yesterday Was Walk/Bike to School Day (Fox11/LA, MarinIJ, OC Register)
  • Tech-Backed Poll Shows San Francisco Likes Waymo (SFStandard)
  • Oceanside Transit Center Overhaul Hits Snag (Union-Trib)
  • Bike Shops Struggling Because of Tariffs (CBS10/SD)
  • SLO Adding Bike Lanes/Crosswalk to Beach Path (SLO News)
  • Almost Everyone Breathing Too Much Pollution from Cars (Cosmos)
  • People in E-Bike Rebate Program Drove Less, Exercised More (CleanTechnica)

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