Wednesday’s Headlines
Ok, a cross country bike path from Tijuana sounds pretty great.
9:46 AM PDT on May 13, 2026
- Tijuana/Customs Working on Cross-Border Bike Path (San Diego Red)
- The Difference in E-Bike Classes Matters (EastBayTimes)
- What San Franciscans Really Think About Waymo (SFChron)
- Sac Council Increases Fees, Including Parking, to Balance Budget (SacBee)
- Can I Leave My Kid in the Car While Running Errands? (Fresno Bee)
- No
- SaMo’s Buses On Track for 10 Million Annual Boardings (Next)
- Highway/Fossil Fuel Lobby Spends $100 Million Writing Laws/Budgets (The Equation)
- However Bad You Think the Supreme Court Ruling on Redistricting Is, It’s Worse. (The American Prospect)
- Should Amtrak Have Its Own TSA Security? (Rail Passengers Association)
- LA, SF, Are Subsidizing FIFA (The Atlantic; paywall)
- Tips to Make Sure Your Vote Counts (OC Register)
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