Thursday’s Headlines
Dangerous Roads, license plate readers, and more...
8:04 AM PST on January 15, 2026
- Here’s How to Complain About Dangerous Roads Around Sac (Sac Bee)
- Can Feds Access License Plate Data from Cameras? (East Bay Times)
- West Hollywood Adding Green to Bike Lanes (Biking in LA)
- Thieves Caught Who Stole Copper Wire from SAC Regional Transit (SacBee)
- LA Metro Still Looking for Comments on Closing Bike Path Gap (Eastsider)
- CA Wins Prop 50 Legal Challenge, Appeal to Supremes Expected (SF Gate)
- LA County/Alameda Considering ICE-Free Zones on County Property (Berkeleyside, SaMo Next)
- Fresno “Worst City in Country” for Active Living (Fresno Bee)
- T4A “Moonshot” Budget Calls for $4.6 Trillion for Transit
- “Range Anxiety” Keeps Americans from EV’s (Inside EVs)
- Watch CA Drought Recede on Digital Maps (East Bay Times)
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