Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:20 AM PDT on October 18, 2016
- The future of retirement communities: Walkable and urban (NY Times)
- Expo Line hits pedestrian, triggering major Metro delays and media attention (LA Times)
- Mixed reactions to new BART trains (SFGate)
- The past two weeks show what “solving” climate change can look like (Vox)
- Cartoon future of climate change (Vox)
- The next president’s effect on transportation (Greater Greater Washington)
- A sidewalk to connect our fractured nation (CNU)
- This map of how people commute to Manhattan is incomplete—but beautiful (CityLab)
- A parking tax can bring new transit (Curbed)
- Businesses need to incorporate climate change management into their fiduciary plans (Pensions&Investments)
- Airbnb is driving up the rents in urban neighborhoods (Guardian)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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