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Happy New Year Headlines

We're back to "normal" as the year kicks off.

This is what I THOUGHT I’d be doing all day long when I took this job.

  • The Legislature Is Back (SacBee)
  • Will Bay Area Transit Go Over Fiscal Cliff? (SFChron)
  • California HSR in 2026 (RailwaySupply)
  • So Cal Legislators Want Larger Slice of CA Cap-and-Trade (Sentinel)
  • Waymos Coming for Your Parking Spot (SFChron)
  • Paid Parking Comes to Balboa Park (Union-Trib)
  • USDOT BUILD Grants Prioritize World Cup, Olympics Cities (Clean Technica)
  • NYC Celebrates First Year of Congestion Pricing (Streetsblog, Streetsblog)
  • There Was a Lot of "Bad" Weather The Last Two Weeks (SacBee)
  • And It's Not Done Yet (OC Register)
  • SBLA Video Showcases Rain Gardens (Bluesky)

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