Wednesday’s Headlines
Climate Causing Chaos (and, e-bikes, waymos, and high-speed rail).
7:39 AM PDT on September 9, 2026
- Waymos and Bikes Can Be Friends (LAT)
- “Sources” Say Newsom Considering Veto of CAHSRA IG Bill (CBS)
- Group Sues to Stop Protected Bike Lane in Berkeley (Daily Cal)
- Coastal Erosion Suspends Trains In/Out of San Diego (Union-Trib)
- High Tides Suspends Trains in Orange County (OC Reg)
- Escondido Bans E-Bikes for Kids Under 12 (Coast News)
- EU: Plugin Hybrids Cause 6x’s the Emissions They Report (Transport & Environment)
- Dense Cities More Productive…But Not If Traffic Congestion Eats Benefits (Brookings)
- Now We’re Blaming CA for NV’s High Gas Prices (SacBee)
- Moisture from Marie Causing This Week’s Heat Wave (Fresno Bee)
- Check Out the Bikes at Burning Man (SF Gate)
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