Friday’s Headlines
Lots of news on transit funding, and the people that want to get in the way of progressive ballot measures.
9:38 AM PDT on July 10, 2026
- Progressives Have the Signatures for Sales Tax in Fresno County, Will Supes Mess It Up? (Fresno Bee)
- More on Bay Area Transit Funding Measures (SJSpotlight)
- Oil Company Shills Oppose Transit Funding Again (KQED)
- Police Ticketing for Parking in Daylighting Zone (ABC7)
- Orange Drivers Debate New Parking Fees in Old Town (OC Reg.)
- How Former State Senate Leader Went from “Anti-Sprawl” to Pro-Planned Community for Billionaires (SacBee)
- More On Culver CityBus Service Changes (CC Crossroads)
- More On Friedman Bus Stop Funding (Spectrum1)
- More On Long Beach Marina Coastal Access Settlement (Watchdog)
- More On La Cañada Student Inventing Pedestrian Tech (Pasadena Now)
- Costs for New Car Continue to Rise (Jalopnik; Auto News)
- Scammers Fooling People Looking to Register Car Online (OC Reg)
- Very Few Serious Crashes Because of Broken Tail Lights (Vision Zero Network)
- LA Metro & Throne Celebrate 1 Million Bathroom Uses (Instagram)
- Our Weather Has Gone Haywire for Some Unknown Reason, Whatever Could It Be? (SacBee)
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