Monday’s Headlines
NIMBY's React to SB 79, Yes on 50 Gaining, More Trump v CA
7:54 AM PDT on October 27, 2025
- After Passage of Housing Near Transit Bill, NIMBYs Switch to Fighting Transit (CalMatters)
- Confusing Bike Lane Ban Starts on Richmond Bridge (Berkeleyside)
- Pasadena Has an E-Bike Rebate Program (Pasadena Now)
- What Are the Motives Behind the Dodgers Gondola? (LAT)
- BART Struggling with Delays, Closures (East Bay Times)
- Feds. Decide to Leave Bay Area Alone from Guard/ICE Surge (SF Gate)
- Spaceman Duffy Threatens $160 million from CA Because We Issue Commercial Driver’s Licenses to Noncitizens (LAT)
- Some Día de los Muertos Celebrations Canceled Because of ICE (Berkeleyside)
- Yes on 50 Polls Well, No on 50 Runs Out of Cash (SacBee)
- Trump Trying to Suppress Vote in Blue States (Bakersfield Now)
- Heat Advisory for SoCal (OC Register)
- Mayor’s Make Bike Riding Bet for World Series Loser (Toronto City News)
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