- No Kings (SF Chron, East Bay Times, Daily News, OC Register)
- More TOD at San Diego's Busiest Transit Hub
- Sacramento Approves River Trail Project (SacBee)
- Palo Alto Moves on Separated Bike Lanes (Palo Alto Online)
- Pasadena Moves Forward with Greenway Design Contract (Pasadena Now)
- San Mateo Needs Caltran Approval for 22-Mile Road Diet (Daily Journal)
- Day Channel Bike Trail Opens in Rancho Cucamonga (Daily Bulletin)
- CTC Gives Over $6 Million for Ballona Creek Trail (Urbanize)
- Groundbreaking for CA's First Carbon Capture and Storage Site (Bakersfield Now)
- SF Residents Trying to Keep Waymo Off Their Streets (SF Gate)
- White House Wants Highway Open for Missile Testing (SF Gate,
- Is SB 79 the End of CA NIMBYism? (Future of Where)
People form a human banner at Ocean Beach during the “No Kings” protests in San Francisco on Saturday, June 14, 2025. (Santiago Mejia/San Francisco Chronicle via AP)
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