Today’s Headlines
State Troopers Heading to SF Today, What to Expect (GATE) BART Director Lateefah Simon is Running for Congress (KQED) Displaced Residents from Coliseum Area Complex Want BART to Intercede with Developer (KQED) SF Startup Plans “Futuristic” Water Taxis (Chron) Berkeley Spends $250,000 on First 24-Hour Public Restroom (Berkeleyside) Lyft Is Laying Off More Than 1,000 … Continued
9:22 AM PDT on May 1, 2023
- State Troopers Heading to SF Today, What to Expect (GATE)
- BART Director Lateefah Simon is Running for Congress (KQED)
- Displaced Residents from Coliseum Area Complex Want BART to Intercede with Developer (KQED)
- SF Startup Plans “Futuristic” Water Taxis (Chron)
- Berkeley Spends $250,000 on First 24-Hour Public Restroom (Berkeleyside)
- Lyft Is Laying Off More Than 1,000 Employees, 1/4 of its Workforce. (CNBC)
- CA Meets Zero Emission Vehicle Goals Two Years Early (Examiner)
- CARB Adopts Clean Fleets Rule; No More New Diesel Trucks after 2036 (NRDC)
- So what’s next? (CalMatters)
- It’s Cold (Chron)
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