Today’s Headlines
- Props 22, 25, 26 Could “Help and Hinder” State Budget Process in Sacramento (Sac Bee, LAT)
- Steinberg Hints that Mid-Term Budget Session is Likely for Legislature (SF Gate)
- Tom Hayden: California Really Poised to Lead Country to a Green Future (LAT)
- With Rejection of Prop 21, State Parks Officials Struggle to Find Solutions (SF Gate)
- Scramble Begins at SF City Hall to Pick a New Mayor (SF Gate)
- Robert Raburn says His East Bay BART Board Victory Was Referendum on OAC (Bay Citizen)
- James Fang Retains BART Board Seat in SF and Still Talking Up BART to Beach (BCN via The Appeal)
- Portland’s Rob Sadowsky: Sustainable Transportation Vision Can Cross Party Lines (BTA Blog)
- Republicans Could Jeopardize High-Speed Rail Funding (Merc)
- New Caltrain Study Claims Bumping of Bicyclists “Rarely Happens” (Merc)
- David Byrne Discovers That Getting a Parking Perk Is a Piece of Cake (Gothamist via Sblog NY)
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Gloria when running for re-election in 2024, "Even in a difficult budget year we still put good money towards our Vision Zero plans.” Gloria's 2026 budget: Elimination of funding for the multi-modal team at SDDOT.
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