Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
7:55 AM PDT on June 23, 2017
- S.F. bike rental companies fear new bike-share pricing plan will destroy them (SF Examiner)
- Berkeley to make changes to its protected intersection (Berkeleyside)
- But American Canyon can’t figure out how to fix a dangerous intersection (Times Herald)
- Everything you need to know about the new Transbay Transit Center (Curbed)
- How people crossed the S.F. Bay before BART—with photos (SF Gate)
- New report shows CA’s fuel standards are working (NRDC)
- Why disabled parking spots are so hard to find (LA Times)
- Affordable housing:
- San Diego proposes regulation changes (CBS8)
- Menlo Park developer plans more units (Mercury News, Almanac)
- Santa Ana approves assistance for projects, despite questions (OC Register)
- Caltrans to hold workshops on transportation planning grants (SCVTV)
- Cap on emissions from Bay Area oil industries delayed (Mercury News)
- Zombies serve their community, help train bike cops (Bicycling)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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