Wednesday’s Headlines
LA Metro breaks ground on a new project, speed cameras show who break laws, and Sacramento plans a streetcar.
9:52 AM PDT on May 27, 2026
- LA Breaks Ground Today on BRT (Pasadena Now)
- Speed Cameras Again Prove Drivers are the Real Law Breakers (Oaklandside)
- Sacramento Seeks Input on Proposed Streetcar (SacBee)
- Culver City Residents Split Over Planned Bike Lanes (KABC)
- West Hollywood Is Ranked California’s Most Walkable City (LAT)
- Grace Period Over for Scofflaw E-Bike Riders in Carlsbad (CBS8)
- San Diego Health Officer Arrested for Killing Person w/Car, Fleeing Scene (Union-Trib)
- Trump’s BUILD America Transportation Bill Advances in House (The Center Square)
- Leg. Prioritizes Speed/New Highways Over Safety/Maintenance (T4A)
- BTW – Transit Also a Big Loser As Gas Prices Climb (Jalopnik)
- Mail Those Ballots, Now! (SacBee)
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