Today’s Headlines
Infrastructure Week Update:
10:23 AM PDT on July 21, 2021
- LA’s Green Car Revolution Not As Green As Advertised (LAT)
- Will SF Muni Ever Restore Full Service? (SFChron)
- Where are the Dam Water Projects? (SacBee)
- California’s COVID Cases, Spiking or Steadily Growing? (LAT)
- Just in Time for Back to School (Union-Tribune)
- Home Sales Up Staggering 67% on OC (OC Register)
- Fresno Ranks As One of Country’s Top “Urban Heat Islands” (Fresno Bee)
Infrastructure Week Update:
- Reps. “Force” Dems to Drop Crackdowns on Tax Cheats (Reuters)
- Progressives Jumping Off Ship. (Politico)
- South Carolina’s Lindsey Graham Won’t Support Bi-Partisan Plan, SC Has Worst Roads in Country (Raw Story)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
National Headlines at Streetsblog USA
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