Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
9:00 AM PDT on October 30, 2019
- Op/Ed: Sacramento Needs Leadership on Safe Streets (SacBee)
- San Diego Considers Car-Free Promenade on Fifth Street (Union-Tribune)
- Driver Kills 87-Year Old Man in Newport Beach (OC Register)
- Fires and California’s Climate Leadership (Curbed)
- Jerry Brown Implores DC to Act on Climate Change (SFChron)
- Wildfire Smoke in Cigarette Equivalents (SFGate)
- Will the City of Sacramento Declare a Climate Emergency? (SacBee)
- OC Register Writes 568 Word Disgrace of an Editorial Bemoaning Gas Prices
- Thunberg Declines Environmental Prize, Urges Action (LAT)
…Thunberg Leads Downtown L.A. Climate Strike This Friday - She’s Probably Not Going to Declare Support for CA Republicans Plan to Pollute More (SacBee)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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