Thursday’s Headlines
Ballot measures, bike lanes, and more...
10:36 AM PDT on July 30, 2026
- Berkeley’s Hopkins Bike Lanes Approved Again (SFChron, Berkeleyside)
- More on Bay Area Regional Measure Poll (Almanac)
- Little/No Oversight Planned for Fresno Ballot Measure (Fresno Bee)
- ICE Targeted More Latinos After Supreme Court Supported Racial Profiling (LAT)
- LADOT Work Underway Installing Bike/Walk Upgrades On Spring/Alameda (Urbanize)
- SacBee: Take the Train to Yosemite! (But You Have to Transfer to a Bus)
- Court Sides With SaMo, Pausing Noise Nuisance Waymo Charging Site (SM Next, KTLA, SMDP)
- FTA Prioritizing Low-Emission, Not Zero Emission, Buses in Grants (Mass Transit)
- Amtrak Makes 163 Stations ADA Compliant (Railway Supply)
- Lyft’s Rebrand of Bay Area Bike Share (Fast Company)
- Why Are Angry Old Coots So Angry About E-Bikes? (Independent)
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