Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
National Headlines at Streetsblog USA
9:13 AM PDT on October 18, 2021
- Despite Racial Disparities in Tickets, Jaywalking Remains (KPBS)
- R’s Planning to Run on High Gas Prices in California (SacBee)
- Fresnoland: The History of Rural Transit in Fresno (Fresno Bee)
- Transportation, Worker Shortages Looming (SFChron)
- Great Highway Debate Turns Nasty (SFChron)
- Vision Zero : San Diego Changing Infrastructure to Battle Dangerous Streets (KPBS)
- LA Metro Bike Share Expands To Hollywood (The Source, Biking in L.A.)
- Bakersfield to Sacramento Amtrak Rail Is Back on Track (SacBee)
- Long Beach Planning for “Managed Encampments” (LB Post)
- Conservatives Mock Buttigieg for Taking Paternity Leave (NBC News)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
National Headlines at Streetsblog USA
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