Today’s Headlines
- Cars will be outfitted with monitors to find pollution hot spots (Mercury News)
- San Francisco touts record low traffic fatalities in 2017 (SF Gate)
- San Diego ready to fix pedestrian bridge (La Jolla Light)
- More on potential fossil fuel vehicle ban (ThinkProgress)
- VW settlement money aimed at increasing electric vehicles (Pew Charitable Trusts)
- CA applications for accessory dwelling units skyrocket after regulatory reform (Next City)
- Bill would mandate denser housing near transit (Curbed SF)
- Redwood City plans affordable housing outside downtown (Mercury News)
- California Rep Jeff Denham wants to head the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee (LA Times)
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