Monday’s Headlines
Some new bike infrastructure reports, but it's about to get hot and/or wet again.
9:44 AM PDT on September 28, 2026
- Is Current CAHSRA Business Plan Illegal? (KCRA)
- New Light Rail Station Opens in Sacramento (SacBee)
- Bay Area Transit Funding Measure (KALW, Guardian, PublicPress, KQED)
- Calming Fruitvale Streets (Oaklandside)
- San Diego Begins Construction of Bike Bridge Over SD River (10News)
- More On LA Plan for Bike Path Extension in the Valley (Hoodline)
- How About Using Enforcement Cams to Keep People Off Tracks? (Railway Age)
- Micromobility Should Be Used Different in Different Cities (Vital City)
- Everybody Hates Flock (Fresno Bee)
- Climate Change Is Eating the California Coast (Atlantic)
- Coastal Flood Advisory In Effect for Orange/SD Counties (OC Reg)
Get national headlines at SBUSA, local headlines at SBLA and SBSF
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