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Thursday’s Headlines

Will there be change at the top of CAHSRA leadership?

  • LAPD Traffic Stop Data Shows Racial Bias (LAist)
  • State Senator Gonzalez Pushes For Speed Cameras On PCH (LB Post)
  • How Do Red Light Cameras Impact Drivers? (SacBee)
  • Fresno Considers Lowering Speed Limits Near Schools (Fresno Bee)
  • L.A. Figuring Out How To Delay Near-Transit Upzoning (LAist)
  • Atherton NIMBYs Maneuver to Avoid Building Housing (SFGate)
  • Pressure Mounts to Remove CAHSRA CEO Choudri (Fresno Bee)
  • The Trump Hates EVs, Detroit Bad at Building Them (The Verge)
  • Tesla Ceases Production of Model-S (OC Register)
  • Uber Has Created a Division Devoted to AV's (TechCrunch)
  • Waymo's Lobbying in S.F. (MissionLocal)
  • Governor's Race Is Tight (SacBee)

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