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Wednesday’s Headlines

Mess with Texas.

By Damien Newton

10:26 AM PST on November 19, 2025

Prop. 50 Still Stands Even if TX Redistricting Doesn’t Happen (KCRA, SacBee)
California HSR Lawsuit and Trump’s Claw Back of $4 Billion (Bloomberg)
How Much Time Bay Area Drivers Spend in Traffic (Axios)
L.A. Looks to Delay CA SB79 Transit-Oriented Housing (Urbanize)
Dispute Delaying LAX People Mover Opening (LAist)
Long Beach Cracking Down on Street Racing (LB Post)
Split Vote at SD Council Ok’s Parking Fees for Balboa Park (Union-Trib)
Yolo County Exploring Revenue Options (SacBee)
New CHP Dodge Durangos Move the Emergency Lights (OC Register)
Trump’s Attack on Transit Funding Would “Annihilate” State and Local Transportation Budgets (Transportation for America)
FTA May Stop Collecting Weekly Data on Transit Ridership (Bloomberg)

Get the rest of the headlines at SBUSA, SBLA, and SBSF

Damien Newton

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