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Thursday’s Headlines

Fresno County has a clear choice in November.

By Damien Newton

10:21 AM PST on February 19, 2026

Pro-Highway Ballot Measure for Fresno Launches Campaign (Fresno Bee)
San Diego Wants Safety for Walking/Biking to Schools (10 News)
More On Speed Cameras Coming to L.A. (Boyle Hts Beat)
Irvine Plans Mobility Hub At Train Station (Voice of OC)
SaMo Big Blue Bus Ridership Continues To Rise (SM Next)
Could BART Close the Blue Line? (Independent)
LA-Vegas Bullet Train Delays (Hoodline)
New CPUC President (SacBee)
Driving in Bad Weather (SacBee)
Moving to a More Walkable City is Good for Your Health(Scientific American)
Supreme Court Ruling on EPA/Greenhouse Gases Could End Last Bits of Courts Legitimacy (Public Notice)
Uber CEO: Robotaxis Will Replace Human Taxis in 10-15 Years (MSN)
Ford Sees the Future: Small EV’s (Bloomberg)

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