Thursday’s Headlines
Not all the news out of LA is bad news...
10:01 AM PST on January 29, 2026
- City Journal Looks Into L.A. Stopping Repaving, Critiques ADA Law
- Paid Parking at San Diego’s Balboa Park Remains For Now (Union-Trib)
- Maybe There Will be CicLAvia’s This Year After All (San Fernando Sun)
- Waymo Strikes Child Near Santa Monica School (SaMo Next)
- Berkeley to Charge a Bit More for Private Car Storage (Berkeleyside)
- Bike Lanes Painted “Hollywood Friendly” Green in WeHo (Beverly Press)
- Kavanaugh Stops Making Streets Dangerous (SB Mass)
- More on Connect Bay Area (Oaklandside)
- Amtrak Capitol Corridor and the Super Bowl (SFGate)
- San Jose Mayor Joins Governor’s Race (SacBee, Merc-News)
- Trump Wants to “Cap” State Gas Taxes (Fox Business)
- To Achieve “Abundance,” Americans Need to Embrace Density (CityLab)
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