Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:25 AM PDT on September 21, 2017
- Americans are sacrificing their right to walk (Aeon)
- Editorial: Entitled drivers are getting in the way of California’s climate change efforts (LA Times)
- 101 ways to improve transportation in your city (Curbed)
- Unions used their clout, and their jobs-first viewpoint, to quash environmental efforts (LA Times)
- CA points $1 billion toward clean transportation (NGT News)
- After building a surface freeway through its downtown, Hayward tries to curb speeding cut-through traffic by tinkering with signal timing (CBS)
- Caltrans planning grants embrace Participatory Budgeting principles (Next City)
- San Clemente plans to use its gas tax allocations to “upgrade” alleys (Orange County Register)
- Let’s make Bakersfield more bicycle and pedestrian friendly (Bakersfield.com)
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