Thursday’s Headlines
Ok, the election dominates the headlines again. But for those just wanting the transportation news, at least I ran out of patriotic images of Ms. Marvel.
11:16 AM PST on November 5, 2026
- Transit Won Big Throughout U.S. (MassTransit)
- More on Bay Transit Measures Passing (MotherJones, BAR, CBSBayArea)
- Fresno: Countywide Measure S Behind, City’s Measure D Ahead (YourCentralValley)
- Meh Transpo Tax Extensions in Riverside, San Bernardino Both Pass
- Dems. Lilkely to Extend Super Majority in State Legislature (SacBee)
- Raman Lead Over Bass Increases (LAist, BH Beat, KTLA, KCAL, L.A. Mag)
- Fresno Councilmember Caught in Shady Fake DUI Plot Beats Incumbent (Fresno Bee)
- Map: See How Counties Voted on Props (OC Reg)
- CAHSRA Holds Meeting on Gilbert-Centray Valley Wye Segment (BenitoLink)
- Coastal Commission Considers OCTA Plan to Protect Rail (OC Reg)
- Waymo Service Expands To South Bay (KABC)
- First “Atmospheric River” of Super El Niño Coming (SacBee)
- Streamlining Permitting Needs to Go Hand-in-Hand with Prioritizing Transit (TforA)
- Feds. Release $550 million for passenger rail in NC,VA. (High Speed Rail Alliance)
Get national headlines at SBUSA, local headlines at SBLA and SBSF
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