Today’s Headlines
Have a wonderful holiday. Streetsblog California will be back on Monday.
8:27 AM PST on November 21, 2018
Have a wonderful holiday. Streetsblog California will be back on Monday.
- Climate change policies that work (Vox)
- “Cumulative climate hazards” are a broad threat to humanity (Nature)
- Amount of Thanksgiving travel just gets higher and higher (KTLA)
- How Gavin Newsom can be the environmental leader we need (CALmatters)
- Apple maps is collecting street-level pedestrian data, starting in California (MacRumors)
- Acquiring land for high speed rail from rich landowners in the Central Valley is a slow process (LA Times)
- Election results: Record number of women win office (CALmatters)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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