Today’s Headlines
Senate Dems Considering Taxes on Carbon, Truck Mileage to Pay for Infrastructure. (Politico) LA Metro Bundles Next Five Years Of Bus Costs As A “Better Bus” Initiative (The Source) Destination Crenshaw Construction Begins This Month (Urbanize) 85 Percent of Muni Hours Back by 2022 (SFExaminer) More on Speed Cameras (SFBay, LATimes) 18 Months After Being Sued … Continued
10:12 AM PDT on March 18, 2021
- Senate Dems Considering Taxes on Carbon, Truck Mileage to Pay for Infrastructure. (Politico)
- LA Metro Bundles Next Five Years Of Bus Costs As A “Better Bus” Initiative (The Source)
- Destination Crenshaw Construction Begins This Month (Urbanize)
- 85 Percent of Muni Hours Back by 2022 (SFExaminer)
- More on Speed Cameras (SFBay, LATimes)
- 18 Months After Being Sued for Lack of Affordable Housing, Clovis Has Built 0 Units (Fresno Bee)
- Fresno Also Has Huge Need for Affordable Housing (Fresno Bee)
- Road and Transit Maintenance Create More Jobs Than Building Highways. (Transportation for America)
- More Speculation on Gav’s Pick for Attorney General (SacBee)
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