Friday’s Headlines
Man, this guy really likes smog.
11:32 AM PDT on March 13, 2026
- Smog President Sues CA Over Emissions Rules (NYT, ABC7)
- Update on Oakland’s Speed Cameras (SFChron, KQED)
- Santa Clara Has V0 Plan (San Jose Spotlight)
- BART Still Beats Sitting in Traffic (SFStandard)
- SANDAG Breaks Ground on Bike Lane After 14 Years of Planning (KPBS)
- Carpool Cameras Work (OC Register)
- Global Warming: SoCal Braces for Record-Breaking Heats (LAT)
- Gas Prices Causing Drivers To Consider Going Electric (SMDP)
- No Matter How You Measure It, America Kills Too Many People with Cars (CityLab)
- What to Do If You’re Bit by a Rattlesnake While Riding a Bike (Fresno Bee)
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