Friday’s Headlines
- AC Transit Plans to Cut Service if Regional Measure Fails (EastBayTimes, KQED)
- LAT Profiles Jonathan Hale, Guerilla Crosswalk Painting Organizer
- LAX People Mover Faces “Technical Challenges” To Open In January (Daily News)
- Street Mall Will Be “Returned to Traffic” in Six Decades After Fresno (Fresno Bee)
- Open Streets Festival in Irvine Put “On Hold” (OC Reg)
- MTS Will Fine Transit Fare Beaters (Union-Trib)
- Newsom and Schwarzenegger Tout State’s Role as Climate Leader (MarinIJ)
- Shoppers Can’t Find Store Moved for CAHSRA (Fresno Bee)
- Fullerton Pulls the Plug on Flock (OC Reg)
- Reminder, Tying Transportation Funding to Birth Rates Is Stupid (Vox)
- Trump Admin Prioritizes Building Already Complete Highway Network (Transportation for America)
- Trump Press Sec. Katie Zacharia a Repeated Unsafe Driver in LA (L.A. Material; registration required)
- Ironman Triathalon in Sacramento This Weekend (SacBee)
- No Kings, Tomorrow (SacBee, Stockton Record, Daily News)
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