Wednesday’s Headlines
We're back from break! - BTW, we're not publishing on Friday so Damien can travel.
9:52 AM PST on November 12, 2025
- “Can I Roll Through a Stop Sign If Nobody Is There”…In a Car (SacBee)
- NO! I Can’t Believe I Have to Answer That
- CA’s TOD Strategy to Fight Sprawl Is Good (Governing)
- Sprawl and High Speed Rail in Fresno (SFGate)
- LAX PeopleMover Opening Pushed Back To Late 2026 (Biz Journal)
- Survivors of Eaton Fire Can Register for Free LA Metro for Life (Pasadena Now)
- Some Urban Density in Sausalito? (SFChron)
- Long Beach Breaks Ground on LA River Path (LAist, LB Post)
- Waymo Robotaxis Will Drive On Freeways (NBC)
- Clovis Uses Eminent Domain for Widening (Fresno Bee)
- U.S. Is One of the Easiest Countries to Get a Driver’s License (Jalopnik)
- Big Rainstorm Coming Tomorrow (OC Register)
- We’re Cooked (The Ecologist)
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