Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
National Headlines at Streetsblog USA
9:24 AM PDT on August 3, 2021
- BART Service at Near-Normal Levels (SFChron)
- Return of the San Francisco Cable Cars (SFChron, SFExaminer)
- $2.6M Bikeway Proposed In Whittier Narrows Area (Whittier Daily News)
- La Verne Looks To Build Bike/Ped Bridge From Station To Fairplex (SGV Tribune)
- West Hollywood Walkable, But Not For Disabled Folks (WeHoVille)
- 1/2 of California Under Mask Mandate (SacBee)
- Long Beach Prepares for Return of Grand Prix (LB Post)
- Why SoCal Is the New “EV Mecca” (OC Register)
- Schumer Fast-Tracking 2,700-Page Infrastructure Bill, Calling for Vote within Days (Associated Press)
- Transit Advocates Say $39 Billion Devoted to Transit Not Enough (The Hill)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
National Headlines at Streetsblog USA
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