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Wednesday’s Headlines

Election results incoming. Analysis later today.

By Damien Newton

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)

More Headlines at SBUSA, SBLA, and SBSF

Damien Newton

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