Wednesday’s Headlines – See You in December
Happy Thanksgiving.
9:14 AM PST on November 26, 2025
- California Could Get First Pipeline (LAT)
- Petition Submitted to Fund SMART (MarinIJ)
- More on Some LA Metro Boardmembers Standing for Open Streets (Daily News)
- More on LA Refusing to Do Safety Improvements (LAist)
- Even More on CARB Ending E-Bike Rebate Program (KPBS)
- Pasadena Approves $4.8 Million to Improve Bikeway (Star-News)
- Sacramento Residents Sue to Stop River Trail (SacBee)
- COP30 Failed to Produce Plan to Move from Fossil Fuels (Inside Climate News)
- Just One More Lane, Just One More Lane to Fix Traffic (PleasantonWeekly)
- It’s Expensive to Live Here (SacBee)
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