Monday’s Headlines
Lots of safety projects...not all of which are permitted...
11:36 AM PDT on September 14, 2026
- “People’s Vision Zero” Keeps Painting Crosswalks in LA When City Won’t (NBC4)
- Fresnoland Holds Forum on Legacy of Freeways on 10/1
- OC E-Bike Buyback Draws Crowds (OC Reg)
- SFChron: Yes on Regional Transit Measure
- LA Breaks Ground on Alameda/Spring Street Safety Project (Forth News)
- Safety Projects About to Break Down Connecting Montecito-Summerland (Ed Hat)
- Sac. Airport Considers Increasing Parking Costs (SacBee)
- Waymo Oriented Housing? (Mission Local)
- Funding a Roadblock for CASHR and All USHSR (Railway Age)
- Trumpflation Getting Americans Out of the Car (Jalopnik).
- U.S. Energy Sec.: Best Way to Drive Down Gas Prices Is to Drive Less (Business Insider)
- Temps Dip, Fires Rage (Fresno Bee, Fresno Bee)
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