Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
9:00 AM PST on January 31, 2018
- In his last State of State, Brown reverts to the conventional (Capitol Weekly)
- Bike/ped bridge over railroad tracks will close a gap in Bay Trail (East Bay Times)
- Stockton wins grant to start work on healthier outcomes from city planning (Record.net)
- CA is set to exceed goal of 1.5 million electric vehicles by 2025 (Curbed)
- Sixteen CA mayors want zero-emission buses (Union of Concerned Scientists)
- Politics is failing mass transit (Democracy Journal)
- Using natural “sneckdowns” to advocate for better streets (99 Percent Invisible)
- Startups are offering financing for granny flats (East Bay Times)
- Sacramento needs construction workers (Sacramento Bee)
- Ultimate guide to Amazon’s HQ2 Hunger Games (City Lab)
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