It's the technology edition of the headlines.

Today marks the end of the national “Week Without Driving” but it’s never a bad day to try a car-free or car-lite lifestyle.

The state senator took a break from his congressional campaign to talk with Streetsblog about transit and the future of the country

Measures, Coast, Cameras, CAHSR, E-Bikes...you know, the usual.

After more than three years of unanswered calls for protected bike lanes on Arguello Boulevard, another person is dead. How many bodies does it take on the same street until action is taken?

More on elections, e-bikes, transportation measures, Trump.

Prop. 43 would make it harder for Californians to fund transit and transportation projects by giving just over 1/3 of voters the power to block locally backed tax measures.

Delays to a safety project contributed, say advocates

Broadway now has 1.6 miles of concrete-curb protection, making it the longest continuous stretch of concrete-protected bikeway in L.A. County

Diesels, car taxes, far hikes, beach trails, more...

Yes in the Bay and Fresno. No in Riverside and San Bernardino.

High-speed rail, public support for transit/ferries, bike lanes, Prop. 45 and more...

CEQA was enacted at a time when new highways and highway expansion was destroying communities, and a big part of the reason to create CEQA in the first place. Prop 45 would roll out the red carpet for...

Lyft, HSR (both of them), Cameras, Fare Hikes, and More...

A deeper look at the inner workings of the 'Emergency Streets' process, and how it could lead to lasting change.

Santa Clarita Mayor Pro Tem Patsy Ayala will represent the North County/Valley subregion, replacing retiring Glendale Councilmember Ara Najarian

It's a mega-stack today.

What is law and what will Wait 'Til Next Year.

There was a lot of e-bike/e-moto legislation introduced and debated this session. The consensus from bicycle and safety advocates is that this was the best one.

This piece was updated on 9/17 to reflect that the governor signed AB 2015 into law.

It's the last day for the governor to take action on legislation.

This piece was updated on 9/17 to reflect that the governor signed AB 2015 into law.

More nice things the "Yes on G/put cars back" people want to obliterate

A deeper dive on the transit cuts in the latest federal transportation extension bill – and how advocates are fighting back.

The $84 million Los Angeles Riverway West San Fernando Valley project will extend 2.9 miles from Vanalden Avenue to Balboa Boulevard - across the L.A. City neighborhood of Reseda

Lots of updates on state legislation.

Newsom signs four bills aimed at repeat DUI offenders as California continues to grapple with hundreds of alcohol-related traffic deaths each year

Some new bike infrastructure reports, but it's about to get hot and/or wet again.

It could do some good for regional rail, but advocates stress this isn't a substitute for good bus service

Metro electric buses, Metrolink funding, Metro ridership growth, Vermont Bus Rapid Transit, rail crossovers, fares, bike-share, and open streets

EV's, AV's, Upzoning, and more...

A quirky "velomobile" company is plotting a comeback. Will Americans buy it?

A 60-day DASH bus camera pilot found 3,400 potential violations, averaging about four violations per hour. Camera installation expected to start this November.

Meet Inland Empire reporter Beau Yarbrough, who outlines the city of Montclair’s lawsuit over SBCTA canceling its planned Metro A Line extension

Central Valley, Bay area taxes, and lots of local and national news on robotaxis.

CAHSR,CARB, Freeway Widenings, Flock, and more...

Encouraging numbers from CARB are good, but the state needs a dramatic change in its transportation funding.

Funding and gas prices.

Digital Democracy overview of bill AB 1599: Public transit: California Transit Stop Registry: transit datasets.

Politics over ideology as the legislature and governor step in with wildly different results for bike-friendly Encinitas and car-friendly Los Angeles.

New bike lane protection in Griffith Park, Hollywood and Arcadia - and Metro expanding bike-share and funding CicLAvia-type events

I thought the headlines were going bad, and that was before I saw the SacBee having to explain open container laws.

Different ends of the state have different transit futures...

Newsom still has two weeks to act

It's time to start thinking seriously about the ballot props.

Have trouble telling the difference? Most legitimate e-bikes don't have a throttle.