Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:13 AM PDT on April 25, 2019
- Clearlake City Council proposes project list for gas tax funds (Lake County News)
- Report: Climate change is ruining California’s attempt to clean the air (YubaNet)
- Wildfire is one reason (PS Magazine)
- Long commutes is another (Curbed)
- After 30 wasted years, climate emergency demands action (Raise the Hammer)
- Studying bike design to learn about climate resilience (CityLab)
- Shade should be a mandate for urban designers (Places Journal)
- Senators McGuire, Wiener combine their housing bills (CALmatters, Minneapolis Star Tribune)
- Richer areas haven’t stepped up to meet housing demand, putting displacement pressure on more affordable areas (CityLab)
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