Wednesday’s Headlines
More news on legislation and transit funding as Mayor Bass skips a Streets for All forum. Also: No Kings.
9:08 AM PDT on March 25, 2026
- Bill to Use GPS Devices to Stop Deadly Speeders (SFStandard)
- More on E-Bike Legislation (MarinIJ)
- LA Mayor Bass Skips Candidates Forum by Streets for All (Biking in LA)
- Full Coverage of Debate (LA Public Press, LAist)
- Watch It (YouTube)
- Caltrans Plans Flashing Beacons Just North of Malibu on PCH (Ventura Star)
- Students Fight for Transit Funding (EastBayTimes)
- Gas Prices Near Tipping Point that Changes Behavior (Grist)
- Even if Iran War Ends Today, Price Shocks Will Continue (Heatmap)
- No Kings (OC Register, Daily News, USA Today)
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