Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Another Caltrans Contractor Admits to Bribing State Officials for Contracts (SacBee) Metro Riders Blast Proposed Metro Fare Hike (Daily News) South Pasadena’s Anti-Pedestrian Fair Oaks Project At Committee Today (Biking in L.A.) Long Beach Breaks Ground On Lagoon Revamp (LongBeachIze) Analysis of Prop. 30 Results (SFGate) San Diego Prioritizes Fixing Streets (Union-Tribune) Petaluma Plans for … Continued

By Damien Newton

9:47 AM PST on November 15, 2022

Another Caltrans Contractor Admits to Bribing State Officials for Contracts (SacBee)
Metro Riders Blast Proposed Metro Fare Hike (Daily News)
South Pasadena’s Anti-Pedestrian Fair Oaks Project At Committee Today (Biking in L.A.)
Long Beach Breaks Ground On Lagoon Revamp (LongBeachIze)
Analysis of Prop. 30 Results (SFGate)
San Diego Prioritizes Fixing Streets (Union-Tribune)
Petaluma Plans for Bike Boulevard (Petaluma 360)
San Diego Cracksdown on Street Vendors (Union-Tribune)
Elon Musk’s Hyperdupe Saga Continues (Inverse)
Green infrastructure Can Lead to Gentrification (Bloomberg)

More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF. National Headlines at Streetsblog USA.

Damien Newton

Today's Headlines

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