Tuesday’s Headlines
Oh good, another plan.
10:40 AM PDT on May 5, 2026
- Mayor Bass Announces Capital Infrastructure Program (Daily News, Westside Current)
- Leg. to Keep Some CAHSRA Records Private Passes Assembly (Center Square)
- Muni Ridership Closer than Ever to Pre-Covid Levels (SFExaminer)
- Daily Bulletin Reporter Goes 3 Weeks Without A Car
- Gas Prices Hitting $7 in Some Counties (Fresno Bee)
- Beccera Rising (OC Reg.)
- Newsom Wants Votes Counted Faster (SacBee)
- US Transit Agencies Face Worker Shortage (Smart Cities Dive)
- Fed. Transit Subsidies Drying Up Increases Reliance on Delivery Services in Food Desserts (The Guardian)
- Amtrak Considering Making It Easier to Bring Guns on Trains (Baltimore Banner)
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