Tuesday’s Headlines
More CAHSRA, bikes on freeways, poop on parking, more...
6:24 AM PST on February 10, 2026
- CAHSRA’s Newest Change Order Adds Half-a-Billion to Cost (ABC 10, KCRA)
- Dozens of Cyclists Go for Ride on 101 in LA (ABC7)
- Instead of Fighting Over Paid Parking, How About Increasing Bike/Ped Access to Balboa Park (KPBS)
- Seriously? People Pooped on Parking Meters in Balboa Park (SF Gate)
- Liberal Councilmember Will Challenge Bass for LA Mayor (LAT)
- Bike Cops Return to Downtown Santa Monica (Next)
- Judge Blocks Enforcement of State’s Mask Ban for Cops (SF Chron, LAT)
- Using AI to Give San Jose Buses Traffic Signal Priority Increased Speeds 20% (Smart Cities Dive)
- Yale Climate Connections : Going Car Free Still Best Way to Reduce Emissions
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