Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:27 AM PST on November 19, 2020
- Not knowing what’s causing this surge is a handicap (LA Times)
- It’s hitting Black workers harder (Sacramento Bee)
- Healthcare systems know everyone needs access to grocery stores (NextCity)
- MTC might back off mandatory telecommute goal (SF Examiner)
- LA argues about oil wells, setbacks (LA Times)
- State argues that Prop 22 does not apply to Uber and Lyft drivers (Sacramento Bee)
- What now with ride-hail? (CalMatters)
- Electric car industry forms a lobbying group (The Verge)
- New California EV rebates (Clean Technica)
- Money for a freeway in Diamond Bar (ABC7)
- Money for interchange in Monterey (Monterey County Weekly)
- The effects of displacing people for highways last a long time (AZ Central)
- Police train landlords on how to keep out renters that have been arrested (LA Times)
- The Biden cabinet appointments that matter (Five Thirty Eight)
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