Today’s Headlines
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10:02 AM PST on November 15, 2021
- Federal labor department blocks transit funding for California (Governing)
- How the funding fight could hurt Bay Area transit (SF Chronicle)
- CA gas prices at record levels (SF Gate)
- Oakland, Pittsburgh, and Other Citues Are Testing “Universal Basic Mobility” (City Lab)
- Vax Mandate Blamed for Muni Running Behind Schedule (Chronicle)
- VTA Sues for San Jose Land for Future BART Station (Merc-News)
- Election to Replace Chiu in Assembly Set for April (Standard)
- CA Drought Conditions Worst on Record This Summer (East Bay Times)
- Plans Move Ahead for $1 Billion Reservoir Project in CoCo County (East Bay Times)
- ICYMI : Roger’s Taking a Break Through Thanksgiving
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