- SBLA Bluesky Vid Tours Voice-Reverb Spot At Vermont/Beverly
- San Jose's Red Light Camera Program (NBCBayArea)
- Long Beach Speed Camera Program Update (LB Post)
- More on Transit Funding Measure (KALW, LocalNewsMatters, BondBuyer)
- Pasadena Residents Come Out for "Slow Speed Greenways" (Colorado Blvd.)
- More on Calls for Troops in San Francisco (SFChron, SFExaminer)
- Trump Threatens to "Pull Olympics" from L.A. (Guardian)
- ICE Arrests Surge in Fresno (Fresno Bee)
- LA County Declares State of Emergency Over ICE (Daily News)
- Trump Dismantles Reagen-Era Program Supporting Minority and Woman-Owned Businesses (Equipment World)
- In Some States, Speed Limits Are Rising (USA Today)
- Get Your Mail-in Ballot in the Mail Soon! (LAT)
- No Kings (SacBee)
Image: Colorado Blvd, https://www.coloradoboulevard.net/pasadena-residents-rally-behind-safer-streets-as-greenways-plan-advances/
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