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Good morning! California's gas prices will rise over the weekend, and the drought isn't over, so don't stop saving water.

Good morning! California’s gas prices will rise over the weekend, and the drought isn’t over, so don’t stop saving water.

  • Finally, you can take light rail to the beach in Santa Monica (starting in May) (Streetsblog LA) (KPCC)
  • News photographer on trial for covering protest of Willits Bypass (Courthouse News)
  • Three ways to use empty parking spaces to create transportation options (Mobility Lab)
  • How to cut your carbon emissions (CityLab)
  • Taking down a freeway: studying removal of San Francisco’s 280 (Hoodline)
  • SANDAG tax proposal is an opportunity to prioritize environmentally friendly transportation (San Diego Free Press)
  • Transportation costs need to be taken into account when building affordable housing (CityLab)
    • Yet another reason we need to invest more in affordable housing: it cuts Medicaid costs (Affordable Housing)
  • Scholarship offered for far Northern California student who wants a career in transportation (KRCR)

More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF

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