Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
9:09 AM PDT on March 15, 2016
- Community group dismisses its own lawsuit against San Diego bike lanes (BikeSD)
- Are freeways anonymous, unsurveilled places to shoot people? (Contra Costa Times)
- Politics gave L.A. the Gold Line, at the expense of a better system (LA Times)
- On CEQA, NIMBYs, and infill housing (Planetizen)
- Where five-year-olds bike safely to school (hint: no parents dropping kids off in cars) (Momentum Magazine)
- Is it time for U.S. cities to ban right turns on red? (Next City)
- What I learned when an angry group destroyed my public meeting (Planetizen)
- The climate change spending gap (CityLab)
- Climate change not a thing? February saw the biggest spike in global temperatures in modern history (Washington Post)
- Pigeons tweet about air quality in London—using Twitter (Grist)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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