Today’s Headlines
- Will Measure M bring gentrification? (LA Times)
- San Jose adjusts sidewalk bicycle riding rules: now banned on Lincoln (Mercury News)
- Toll road will not be built through San Onofre Beach (Surfer Today)
- Voters willing to tax themselves for transportation (Marketplace) (ITS International)
- CA High Speed Rail Authority seeks exemption to “buy America” rules (LA Times)
- Video: Interview with CA State Senator Connie Leyva (YouTube)
- California now matters more than ever (SF Chronicle)
- What U.S. transportation policy could look like under Trump (CityLab)
- How Trump may alter California's environment and energy landscape (Monterey Herald) (KQED)
- Visualizing gentrification (Planetizen)
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