Today’s Headlines
- Pasadena plans to use OTS grant for bike and pedestrian education, data collection (Patch)
- Cities make space for skateboarders (NY Times)
- Too late: Some regret voting for Prop 22 (Washington Post)
- The Netherlands installs e-bike charging posts at train stations (Electrek)
- UK government launches program to discount the price of e-bikes by as much as a third (Cycling Weekly)
- Affordable housing grant to build project in Imperial (The Desert Review)
- Madera breaks ground on affordable housing project (The Business Journal)
- Solar panels in disadvantaged communities are selling power to the grid (MicroGridKnowledge)
- Cap-and-trade creates a new, booming international market (Natural Gas Intel)
- Biden climate plan for better, more equitable buildings (NRDC)
- Is your city planning for Black-owned businesses? (Next City)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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More from Streetsblog California
Wednesday’s Headlines
BART Crime Down
Santa Monica City Council Resolution Would Begin Design of 14th Street Protected Bikeway
California Legislature Moves to Stop Encinitas From Tearing Out State-Funded Santa Fe Bike Lanes
It's the opposite of what's happening in Los Angeles as a "budget rider" seeks to preserve a bikeway not prevent one.
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