Breaking: Trump Admin Seeks To Decimate Federal Transit Funding
"When you're talking about taking away money from transit, your proposal is flawed from the get-go," said one expert.
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CalBike, Other Advocates, Pressure State on Renewing E-Bike Incentive Program
"This is not what climate leadership looks like."
Eyes on the Street: the Cross-Alameda Trail is Complete
Riders should be able to use the last 200 feet shortly after the weather improves.
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Tuesday’s Headlines
Trump Coming for Transit Funding...Like Any Transit Funding...
Report: Biden Infrastructure Bill Spurred Increase in State and Local Highway Spending
The Urban Institute found an overall increase in capital investment in ground transportation — mostly on highways — and flat investment in public transit.
Save the Date: Join Us on November 19 to Learn About Our Plans for 2026
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Transportation Politics Is Inherently Radical
And we need to embrace that if we want to win.
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CalBike Extends Deadline to Submit Ideas/Proposals for Panel Discussions at April Summit
One more week to get your ideas in to make the 2026 Bike Summit a memorable one.
Monday’s Headlines
The World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims was Sunday, and Dozens of Cities Worldwide Planned Memorials...
The Week in Short Videos
High-Speed Rail, an L.A. Metro smart bike locker how-to, and a push for a new pedestrian plaza in L.A.'s Koreatown
Advocates React: Sunset Supervisor ‘Recalled’ Again
Beya Alcaraz resigns a week after Mayor Lurie appoints her to fill out the term of former D4 Supervisor Joel Engardio.
2026 Could Be the Year Everything Changes for California High-Speed Rail
What's being built. The financial plans. Everything short of the route could be different a year from now.
Why the $65M Studebaker Road Transformation Project Is important for Long Beach
When construction wraps in late 2026, the Studebaker corridor will no longer be a line of separation but a living connector.
Thursday’s Headlines
Just a reminder, SBCAL will not be publishing tomorrow.
