Today’s Headlines
- More on L.A. Metro considering congestion pricing (Curbed)
- Federal shutdown is screwing with cities (CityLab)
- How California could build the housing it needs (Bay City Beacon)
- State law speeds up housing project in Berkeley (Berkeleyside)
- LA voters passed a tax to support transit but don’t ride it (CityLab)
- The way we’re building cities contributes to serious urban flooding (NRDC)
- Portland’s “Opportunity Zone” is attracting investment–with mixed results (Bloomberg)
- Consultant shows most public comments opposed cancellation of Toronto’s cap-and-trade program (The Star)
- Meanwhile Toronto protected bike lanes show “shockingly” positive results for all users (Planetizen)
- Cool way to use plastic waste: turn it into street furniture (New Atlas)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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More from Streetsblog California
Metrolink Fare Increase to Take Effect October 5
30th Street Bike Lanes in San Diego Set Another Record for Riders
It's not even fall, and the lanes have attracted over 100,000 bike, scooter, or riders of other micromobility devices.
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