Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:34 AM PDT on July 14, 2020
- There are all kinds of climate denialism (Heated)
- Why transit should be free (Curbed)
- Transit in a time of protest (ITS International)
- Beautiful subway photos (NY Times)
- Sacramento’s Green Means Go program would address affordable housing, greenhouse gases (KCRA)
- Remote work and the future of office buildings (US Today)
- Are people really fleeing cities? Nonsense (Curbed)
- Old plans would have filled little Santa Cruz with freeways (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
- Blackout threats are leading to more, better home energy storage (Scientific American)
- Masks work (LA Times)
- Elon Musk thinks his cars are close to being self-driving (NY Post)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
More from Streetsblog California
Friday’s Headlines
E-buses, meet the new CAHSRA CEO, ICE, Dark Streets, Speed Cameras, Misinformation and more...
November 13, 2026
ClimatePlan Offers Becerra a Roadmap for Rethinking Transportation Priorities
California spends more than $30 billion annually on transportation, but the next governor will have an opportunity to make that investment work much harder for Californians.
November 13, 2026
Should Support for Grieving Families Be a Bigger Part of Vision Zero?
Three experts weigh in on the long shadow of the traffic violence epidemic and the impact of bereavement and grief on loved ones.
November 12, 2026
Families for Safe Streets to Honor 1,343 Traffic Violence Victims at San Diego World Day of Remembrance
Families who have lost loved ones and advocates for safer streets will gather Sunday at Grant Park to remember those killed or seriously injured in crashes and call for greater investment in traffic safety.
The post Families for Safe Streets to Honor 1,343 Traffic Violence Victims at San Diego World Day of Remembrance appeared first on Streetsblog San Diego.
November 12, 2026
Thursday’s Headlines
CAHSRA Says They'll Lay Track Soon, Election Changes, Deadly Roads and More.
November 12, 2026
