Monday’s Headlines
That final legislative update is coming later today...
10:04 AM PDT on October 13, 2025
- Fresno’s Got New Traffic Lights After Years of Planning (Fresno Bee)
- Ford/GM Drop Plan to Use Loophole To Offer Federal EV Credits . (ACT News)
- Tech Oligarchs Call for National Guard in SF (Chron, Gate)
- Trump Admin Cites Rise in Death/Assault on Transit. 9 Deaths Last Year. 40,000 People Died in Car Crashes (Eno Center for Transportation)
- California #1 State for Hiking (SacBee)
- Lyft Buying Hundreds of Robotaxis (Engadget)
- Former LAT Publisher, LAUSD SuperIntendent Announces Run Against Bass for LA Mayor (Daily News)
- A Storm Is Coming (LAT, SF Gate)
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