Thursday’s Headlines
If I were in San Diego, I'd be going to the Bike Film Fest on Saturday...
8:20 AM PDT on July 23, 2026
- Lowering Speed Limits Around Schools (KRON4, CBSLocal, NBCBayArea)
- WeHo Asks LA Metro for More Bus-Only Lanes (Bev Press)
- Bike Film Fest Is This Weekend in SD (KPBS)
- Removal of Chavez Name Gives Chance to Honor New People (SacBee)
- Parklet Comes out of Nowhere (SFChron)
- LA Councilmember Wants to Legalize Street Ball (LAT)
- Another Study on How Trump’s Immigration War Damaged LA (Daily News)
- They’re Totally Close to Fixing That Sinkhole in LA (Daily News)
- Instead of Slowing Down, Road Ragers Destroy Speed Cameras (Jalopnik)
- States Struggling to Fund Infrastructure with Biden Bill Expiring (Pew)
- R’s in House, Senate Can’t Agree on New Bill (Smart Cities Dive)
- High Temperatures and High Tides (OC Register)
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