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Tuesday’s Headlines

Expect more nonsense on the news as legacy media is underfunded except for the ones that are billionaires mouthpieces.

  • The Trumpified WaPost Compares Bay Area Transit Workers to the Mob
  • Pedestrians Largest Share of San Francisco Traffic Violence Victims (SFStandard)
  • Will LA Get Enough Chargers for the "Car Free" Olympics? (CityLab)
  • Westside Cities COG Planning 25 Miles Of Quick Build Bus Lanes (@lintonjoe Bluesky)
  • Santa Monica To Begin Bike Lane Camera Enforcement (SaMo Next)
  • More on Dumbarton Corridor Bus Plan (Almanac)
  • Carlsbad Wants More Parking in Downtown (Union-Trib)
  • Clovis Students Still Protesting ICE (Fresno Bee)
  • War with Iran Draining Gas Tax As People Drive Less (Governing)
  • Letters: Gas Prices Got You Down? There's a Solution (SFChron)
  • Gas Prices Hit $5.50 a Gallon (Fresno Bee)
  • Cost of Car Ownership Up 40% (NYT)

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