Tuesday’s Headlines
Lots of news from up and down the state.
8:28 AM PST on February 24, 2026
- Video Shows Path of Destruction Left by Speeder (Fresno Bee)
- LA’s Worst Intersections (LAT)
- More on the E-Bike Licensing Bill (LB Post, Electrek)
- More on the E-Moto Regulating Bill (Electrek)
- BART+Muni Campaign for Funding Measure Based on “Scaring the Crap Out of You” (SF Standard)
- Was State’s E-Bike Incentive Program a “Victim of Its Own Success?” (LAT)
- Understaffed LA Begs for Extension to Spend Active Streets Grants (LAist)
- Costs Rise for Delayed Park (Union-Trib)
- Deadly Intersection Claims 2 Lives in 2 Crashes in 2 Days (KEYT, SLO News)
- Software Upgrade Could Stop Many BART Delays (SF Chron)
- Sacramento Expected to Give $6.4 Million for Oldtown Rehab (SacBee)
- Trump/USA’s “Gas Guzzler Revival” Actually a Bad Thing (East Bay Times)
- Many Cities Are Turning Against One-Way Streets (Jalopnik)
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