Today’s Headlines
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
8:13 AM PDT on June 28, 2022
- Action on climate urgently needed now (IPCC)
- Details on the proposed “gas (sic) tax relief” plan (LA Times, The Hill)
- CalMatters breaks down the budget bill
- Vibrant cities need multimodal transportation (The City Fix)
- We were warned: Transit agencies facing a “fiscal cliff” (Governing)
- Pasadena transit adjusts to shortage of drivers, changes in travel patterns (Pasadena Now)
- Some states are shifting federal safety funds towards more, wider highways (Route Fifty)
- A tour of the BYD electric bus manufacturer in California (Bus & Motor Coach News)
- Playing with physics: What happens when a bike’s back wheel is split in two? (Laughing Squid)
- Costs of building new affordable housing are too high (SF Chronicle)
- Berkeley’s experience with changing state housing laws (Berkeleyside)
- Budget proposals add heat to arguments over power plant expansions (CalMatters)
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