Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:26 AM PST on March 7, 2017
- San Diego’s efforts would make small but measurable difference in greenhouse gas emissions (San Diego Union Tribune)
- Is Caltrain electrification doomed by politics, confusion with high speed rail? (NY Times)
- Bike East Bay opens nominations for its Bike-Friendly Business Awards (Hoodline)
- Environmental groups say California’s climate change programs haven’t helped them (KUNC)
- To meet climate change goals, California has to build a lot more dense housing, and people have to stop driving so much (LA Times)
- High speed rail is ready to lay some track (Mercury News)
- ICYMI: Proposed cuts to USEPA go deep (Washington Post)
- Uber built a tool to help its drivers evade cops and to fake out potential passengers it doesn’t like (SF Gate)
- Shared streets for all ages: what needs to be considered (Streets.mn)
- Funding for the 2020 Census is at risk, and that’s not good (The Hill)
- Driverless shuttles make their California debut in San Ramon (East Bay Times)
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