Wednesday’s Headlines
Election results incoming. Analysis later today.
10:02 AM PDT on June 3, 2026
- It Looks Like Becerra v Hilton, but Steyer Still Possible (SacBee)
- Steyer Spends Final Day of Campaign Promoting Transit (BSKY)
- SMART Train Funding Heading Towards Passage (MarinIJ)
- Author of Transit-Funding Legislation Gets Way More Votes than Opponent of Car-Free Spaces in Congressional Race (SFGate, SFChron)
- LA: Mayor Bass Makes Runoff, Pratt Appears Likely Opponent (LAT)
- San Diegans Reject Tax on Second Homes (Union-Trib)
- Potential Investors in High-Speed Rail ID’d (Fresno Bee, USA Today)
- Pasadena Complete Streets To Launch Bike Plan Tonight (Pasadena Now)
- EVs Better for Budget and Environment than Gas Guzzlers (NPR)
- Transit Agencies Not Adjusting for Aging Ridership (The City Fix)
- Want Traffic Enforcement Cameras? Convince the Locals They’re About Safety (CT Mirror)
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