Today’s Headlines
Truckers Angry at State’s Diesel Ban (GATE) Here’s What Happened on City’s First Day with State/Feds Leading Drug “Crackdown” (Chron) State Sues Elk City for Rejecting Affordable Housing (Chron) 7 Week “Hated” Berkeley Intersection with I-80 Closure Starts Today (GATE, Berkeleyside) CA’s Population Still Shrinking (Chron) Drivers Are Increasingly Distracted by Their Phones, According to … Continued
9:50 AM PDT on May 2, 2023
- Truckers Angry at State’s Diesel Ban (GATE)
- Here’s What Happened on City’s First Day with State/Feds Leading Drug “Crackdown” (Chron)
- State Sues Elk City for Rejecting Affordable Housing (Chron)
- 7 Week “Hated” Berkeley Intersection with I-80 Closure Starts Today (GATE, Berkeleyside)
- CA’s Population Still Shrinking (Chron)
- Drivers Are Increasingly Distracted by Their Phones, According to a New Study (Route Fifty)
- Vox Interviewed Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg
- 80% of Sierra Nevada Snowpack Hasn’t Melted Yet (East Bay Times)
- Here Comes the Rain Again (Chron)
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