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Thursday’s Headlines

More Headlines at SBUSA, SBLA, and SBSF

By Damien Newton

10:22 AM PDT on April 2, 2026

Har, har.

Actual Coverage of CAHSR’s Rail Head (Fresno Bee)
Fake Coverage of CAHSR’s Rail Head (SBSF)
Bay Area Transit by the Numbers in 2025 (SFGate)
Protected Bike Lanes Coming To Chinatown Station in LA (Urbanize)
Update on the Hopkin’s Bike Lane Battle (Berkeleyside)
L.A. Reporter On Metro Computer Hack, Controller Race, ULA Reform
Disneyland Opens New Shuttle Service (OC Reg.)
What Did West Sac. Learn From Having the A’s? (SacBee)
If We Had Better Transit…Gas Price Shocks Wouldn’t Be So Bad(State Smart Transportation)
Subsidizing Fuel Prices Bad Idea (Transportist)
Suspending the Gas Tax? (EastBayTimes)
Automakers Don’t Sweat Gas Prices. Only Rich Buy New Cars. (Jalopnik)

More Headlines at SBUSA, SBLA, and SBSF

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