Tuesday’s Headlines
More Headlines at SBUSA, SBLA, and SBSF
11:58 AM PDT on April 28, 2026
- CapRadio Looks at E-Bike Bills
- Fresno State Bans E-Bikes, E-Scooters Next Semester (Fresno Bee)
- CHP Conducting 24-Hour Road Safety Sting Until Tomorrow at 6 am (KPBS)
- CHP Says Bogus Plates Won’t Fool Them (SacBee)
- Students Riding Metro, It’s Cheaper Than Uber (L.A. Local)
- Pomona Sees More Boardings Than Other New A Line Extension (Daily Bulletin)
- BART Seeks Applicants for Police Civilian Review Board (PleasantonWeekly)
- Pasadena, UCLA, Announces Bike Month Schedule (Pasadena Now, Daily Bruin)
- Stunning 250% Rise in Bike Theft in WeHo (WeHo Times)
- USDOT Announced “Pathways to Safer Streets” Aimed at Reducing Traffic Deaths. (Traffic Technology Today)
- Coalition of Transit Agencies and Advocates Ally for Federal Funding (Metro)
- Atlanta and Riverside Are Most Sprawling Cities in US, San Francisco Is Most Compact (Journal of the American Planning Association)
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