Thursday’s Headlines
There's a lot happening from the PCH in the Bu, to Waymo in SD, Muni Growth and More...
7:49 AM PST on November 6, 2025
- More on the Now-Approved Improvements on Malibu’s PCH (LAist, SMDP, Biking in LA)
- SF Chron Claims This Is the City’s Worst Road
- Electrifying Southern California Trains a Good Idea (The Urban Condition)
- Waymo Expanding into Las Vegas, San Diego and Detroit. (CNet)
- SF Muni’s Comeback (SF Gate)
- Confused Rollout of Balboa Park Parking Fees Damages Chance
- Santa Monica Installing Modern Bus Shelters (Next)
- How Do Prop. 50 Results Stack Up w/Past Elections (SacBee)
- R’s Sue (Daily News)
- LA Lifts Emergency Declaration on Homelessness (Daily News)
- Despite Press, There Weren’t a Lot of “Poll Monitors” in Fresno (Fresno Bee)
- FTA Head Writes Op/Ed Going After Mamdani’s Transit Policies Federal (NY Daily News)
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