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7:16 PM GMT+0000 on July 29, 2026
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Yes San Diego, There Is a Streetsblog
By Damien Newton
We’re here!
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Legislative Update: Only Floor Votes Left
By Damien Newton
There’s only floor votes left in this session, meaning there’s more legislation that has fallen to the side.
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It’s Trump Versus California, Again, Over State’s Rights to Protect Coast
By Damien Newton
The Trump Administration keeps finding new ways to make Californians’ lives worse. Today it’s looking for new ways to pollute the coastline.
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San Diego’s Bike Ridership Is Evolving, Not Declining. Here’s What SANDAG’s 2025 Commute Report Really Tells Us
By Harry Bubbins
Recorded ridership in 8 monitored corridors dipped, but the long-term trend is +17% since 2019. Footnotes reveal a smarter, safer, and more widespread cycling network than ever before.
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Gold Runner Bus Study Sparks Push for a Seamless Statewide Transit Network
By Damien Newton
As officials seek feedback on the future of the Gold Runner Thruway Bus network, transit advocates argue the state has an opportunity to build a truly integrated system with coordinated schedules, fares and connections.
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Streetsblog San Diego: Finish the Rapid 215
By Kesav Gupta
It should not be controversial to prioritize a full bus over a line of single occupancy vehicles.
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