Wednesday’s Headlines
YIMBYs, and Widenings, and Bike Cops, oh my!
9:29 AM PST on December 10, 2025
- YIMBY Group Threatens To Sue Over CA Suspending Duplex Law In Fire Recovery Areas (Politico)
- Caltrans Holds Meeting on SR 52 Widening (Union-Trib)
- Sac PD Open Office for Bike Police Near Downtown (SacBee)
- More SF Muni Tax Proposal Breakdown (SFChron)
- More On LAPD Cuffing Crosswalk Volunteer (LAist, Spectrum1, Daily Breeze)
- Delayed Safer Streets Project Coming To Griffith Park (Eastsider)
- “Mission Possible” Says CAHSRA CEO (International Railway Journal)
- Bike or Transit to Levi’s Stadium? (MercNews)
- AV’s Better Than Human Drivers, But Won’t Get Us to V0 (Love of Place)
- Judge Says Trump Must Pull Guard from LA (OC Register)
- Dem. Bill in US House Would Allocate $50 Million for “Transit Security” (The Center Square)
- Federal Cuts Close Fresno Housing Project (Fresno Bee)
- Woman Gives Birth in a Waymo (SFChron)
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