Today’s Headlines
57 Peds Died in Sacramento Last Year, California Braces for More (SacBee) Anti-Safety Op/Ed Uses Example Projects That Were Removed Years Ago… (OC Register) …Biking in L.A. Thoroughly Destroys the Op/Ed’s Many Falsehoods Awesome Open Streets Event, CiclaSDia Last Weekend (10 News) Bay Area – Public Transit Delays from Downed Trees, Power Lines (Hoodline) Republican … Continued
9:01 AM PDT on October 29, 2019
- 57 Peds Died in Sacramento Last Year, California Braces for More (SacBee)
- Anti-Safety Op/Ed Uses Example Projects That Were Removed Years Ago… (OC Register)
- …Biking in L.A. Thoroughly Destroys the Op/Ed’s Many Falsehoods
- Awesome Open Streets Event, CiclaSDia Last Weekend (10 News)
- Bay Area – Public Transit Delays from Downed Trees, Power Lines (Hoodline)
- Republican Response to Bay Area Power Crisis, Let’s Pollute More! (SacBee)
- More Bike Lanes Coming to Carlsbad (Union-Tribune)
- LAT Editorial: Climate Change Has Set California On Fire
…Most Californians Favor Limiting Building In Fire-Prone Areas (LAT)
…Power Outages Could Make Fighting Climate Change More Difficult (LAT)
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