Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

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By Melanie Curry

8:27 AM PDT on May 27, 2021

Bike to Wherever Day recap (Local News Matters)
Antioch to get a “bike garden” for learning how to ride (East Bay Times)
In East L.A., more people are walking, and dying, on the freeway (The East Sider LA)
People are flying more (The Bay Link)
- Transit ridership is up too (CBS)
- So is driving (KPBS)
Caltrans embraces the Safe Systems approach (Vision Zero Network)
Americans understand that “infrastructure” can include many things (Slate)
Bay Area residents support transit (Bay Link)
Leadership upheaval at Exxon over its lack of planning for climate change (Heated, New York Times)
Dutch court to Shell Oil: Cut your emissions (Transport Topics)
L.A. can still be L.A. even if it’s denser (Curbed)
Wait, what’s the point of an office again? (Bloomberg)
Drought is giving energy to anti-government revolt in northern California (Sacramento Bee)
- And causing fights over water management in southern California (LA Times)
“Do Something!” New group in Oakland wants to sweep away houseless neighbors (Mercury News)

More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF

Melanie Curry

Today's Headlines

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