Monday’s Headlines
Sunset Dunes Anniversary tops the list, but there's plenty of news from over the weekend.
10:01 AM PDT on April 13, 2026
- One Year of Sunset Dunes (KQED)
- Elks Grove Approves Contract with License Plate Reader (SacBee)
- New EV Chargers in Costa Mesa (OC Reg)
- Scott Wiener’s Record on Transit and Other Issues (SFExaminer)
- Streets for All Endorse in Los Angeles City Races
- What Should Long Beach Do with “Oil Islands” (LB Post)
- “Hundreds of Sex Toys Thrown Around During Anti-Ice Protests” (Daily News)
- Rolling Back Enviro Standards Hurts the Economy (Grist)
- Prices for Used EVs Jumps with Gas Prices (Fast Company)
- I Guess That’s One Way to Reduce the Number of Gov Candidates (SacBee)
- It’s Never too Late to Learn to Ride a Bike (National Today)
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