Monday’s Headlines
It's not just L.A. that hides safety projects behind red tape.
9:23 AM PST on December 22, 2025
- Road Safety in Sacramento Also Covered in Red Tape (SacBee)
- State Rules SaMo Councilmember, Who Works for Housing Advocacy Group, Conflicted on Housing Votes (SMDP)
- BART Fares Going Up (Berkeleyside)
- BART’s On-Time Performance vs. Funding (SFStandard)
- Santa Clarita’s Bike Park Opening “Early Next Year” (SC Signal)
- More on High Speed Rail Plans to Anaheim (LA Biz)
- Immigration Raids Crush Central Valley Job Base (Fresno Bee)
- NextCity Released a List of 2025’s Top Transportation Stories
- Can I Get a Ticket for Rubbernecking a Crash? (Fresno Bee)
- Yes
- Pedestrian-Friendly Streets Are Vibrant Gathering Spaces (Urban Land)
- Waymo and the Power Outage (SFChron, SFGate, SFStandard, MissionLocal)
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