Last Headlines of 2025
Because even though our analytics tell me almost none of you will read this, two weeks is too long to go without a stack.
9:33 AM PST on December 30, 2025
- California Drops CAHSRA Funding Lawsuit Against “Untrustworthy” Trump Admin (Politico, USA Today, NYT)
- Locals in Fresno Fed Up with “Maze of Detours” Caused by HSR Construction (Fresno Bee)
- LAT Op-Ed Decries Pitfalls of City’s Shift to “Large Asphalt Repair“
- ICE Terror Will Continue in 2026 (LB Post)
- “What’s Changing for CA Drivers in 2026” (SF Chron, OC Reg)
- 5 Climate Issues Facing California in 2025 (SacBee)
- The Cajon Pass Is Really Dangerous (SF Gate)
- SacRT Updates Bus Routes, Including New Airport Service (SacBee)
- Another Holiday, Another Storm (SF Chron, OC Reg)
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