Monday’s Headlines
The headline stack runs from the Straight of Hormuz through e-bikes in San Diego.
11:00 AM PDT on April 20, 2026
- I-880 Stretch Has Worst Traffic, Transit Alternatives Lacking (SFChron)
- Review of the Agenda for Next Week’s CAHSRA Board (SoPasadenan)
- Advocates Push for Docked E-Bike System in SD (CBS8)
- Is Trump Blowing up the Presidio? (SFStandard)
- Right-Wing Tabloid Seems to Argue That LA Right Not to Repave Streets Because of HLA (CAL Post)
- San Diego Can’t Afford to Daylight Intersections (Fox 5)
- Extra Traffic Enforcement for 4/20 Day (SacBee)
- Trump’s War Inflation Hits Even the Car-Free (Grist)
- Poll 1/2 of People Would Never Use a Robotaxi (The Verge)
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