Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
National Headlines at Streetsblog USA
10:04 AM PDT on July 23, 2021
- Don’t Call It a Comeback, COVID’s Always Been Here (Fresno Bee, SacBee, Merc-News, LAT, OC Register)
- Some Parents Must Not Like Their Kids (Merc-News)
- BART Ridership Up, Other Signs of Recovery (SFChron)
- Feud Between Anti-HSR Legislators and Governor/Senators Goes Public (SFExaminer, LAT)
- Berkeley Study : SB9 Won’t Supercharge Home Building (LAT)
- San Diego Builds Ped. Bridge to Honor Drowned Students (Unoin-Tribune)
- Bird Will Unveil Next Gen of E-Scooter in Long Beach (LBPost)
- Will Americans Walk a Mile to the Bank, Install Bike Infrastructure or Pour Money into Transit? (Governing)
- Uber and Lyft Drivers Went on Strike Wednesday (CBS News)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
National Headlines at Streetsblog USA
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