AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSan Diego Dining: Escondido’s Mesa Agricola just landed on The New York Times’ “50 Best Restaurants in America” list, thanks to its farm-to-table guisados and house-made tortillas. LA28 Transit Crunch: LA Metro says it may not buy the extra buses needed for the 2028 Olympics unless federal money is secured by year-end, putting the region’s transit plan in limbo. Bay Area Lodging & Tourism: The Huntington Hotel is back in San Francisco’s Nob Hill after a major reopening, a fresh draw for visitors heading into fall. Wildlife Safety on the Road: Deer are already using a new overcrossing on U.S. Route 97 in Siskiyou County, part of a project aimed at cutting deadly wildlife crashes. Local Travel Security: Baja California Sur is deploying 353 personnel for La Paz’s Independence Day Grito celebrations, with downtown road closures and visitor guidance. San Francisco Weirdness: Two yellow-bellied marmots turned up far from home in the Bay Area, sparking a mystery about how they got there. Airport Business Travel: Signature Aviation expanded at Van Nuys Airport by acquiring Castle & Cooke Aviation Services, boosting capacity for private flyers into the LA region.
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