Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:36 AM PDT on June 6, 2022
- Denial is powerful, but climate change is real (IPCC)
- Bill status update from CalBike
- USPS is testing mail delivery via ebike (Electrek)
- San Jose transit board opposes bill that would reorganize it (SF Gate)
- Antelope Valley Transit electrifies its fleet 18 years ahead of schedule (The Energy Mix)
- …but cuts services in face of a strike (Spectrum, Daily News)
- Bill: New homes near transit would not require parking (New Press)
- Twilight (?) of the NIMBY (NY Times)
- Coastal Commission considers, transit agency opposes new beach access routes across tracks at Del Mar Bluffs (San Diego Union Tribune)
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