Los Angeles Anti–Housing Law Push Escalates as Metro Board Seeks SB 79 Exemption
Metro staff warn that state law facilitating transit-oriented housing could “harm transit expansion... by galvanizing housing opponents against new light rail stations and dedicated bus lanes.”
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Hearing Held on Extending the Central Subway
It's a big lift. But Supervisor Sauter wants SFMTA to keep it on the agenda.
Eyes on the Street: 6th Street Viaduct ‘PARC’ Construction
Sixth Street PARC - Park, Arts, River & Connectivity - construction is nearly complete, and expected to finish this year.
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Tuesday’s Headlines
Traffic returns, protests continue, Highway 1 Is...Wait a second, does that say a baby fell out of an SUV window?
What’s A Transportation Reformer’s Role In the Fight Against ICE Violence?
Migrants and protestors are being killed in the streets by ICE agents. What should transportation reform advocates do?
Advocates Rally for Transit Funding Measure Signature Effort
The hard work of gathering almost 200,000 signatures to save BART, Muni, Caltrain et al begins today.
Extending the Foothill A Line Hasn’t Been Forgotten
Plans are underway to get the track built to Claremont, and stakeholders remain hopeful that Montclair can make a comeback.
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The Talk of D.C.: Rumors Flying that Trump Admin Wants to Undo Bike Lanes in Capital
The feds appear to be mounting an argument that bike lanes cause congestion in the nation's capitol — and advocates are bracing for a fight.
The Week in Short Videos
Damien's AMA, Joe's "how to lock your bike," and a salute to Oakland's speed cameras
Friday’s Headlines
Big stack of headlines, but the best news is that the effort to pass the Bay Area Transit measure is underway!
January 2026 Los Angeles Metro Board Round-Up: Sepulveda Rail Approved, Torrance Rail Kneecapped
Valley-Westside subway plan approved. South Bay light rail delayed significantly, perhaps indefinitely.
SamTrans Survey Abandons Dumbarton Rail
What happened to the possibility of using the corridor for its original purpose? Advocates need to get this project back on tracks.
UC Berkeley Report Says California Transportation Policy Is Still Built for Cars — and It’s Deepening Inequality
"An Abundance Agenda" calls for a rethink of how the state plans, funds, and measures transportation.
