Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

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By Melanie Curry

8:34 AM PDT on April 6, 2023

Ray LaHood: Feds need to go big, and fund CA high-speed rail (CalMatters)
Waymo and Cruise want to expand imperfect driverless taxis in San Francisco (AP)
Public transit is at a pivotal moment (CalMatters)
LA Metro says “it’s not that loud” but its anti-lingering music IS LOUD (LA Times)
SFMTA approves controversial center-running bike lane (SF Standard)
Clearing out homeless camps just hides the problem, doesn’t solve it (CalMatters)
How to spot oil companies’ “paltering” [lies] (Heated)
More on EPA waiver to California on rule requiring trucks to be electric by 2035 (Environmental Defense Fund)
- Trucking industry reps are mad about the waiver (Transport Dive)
Why California leads the nation on EVs and emission reductions (Jefferson Public Radio)
Manhattan Beach finally formally apologizes for seizing Bruce’s Beach (Mercury News)
Shasta County throws out voting machines but has no replacement system (The Guardian)
London has a cargo bike action plan (Intelligent Transport)

Find more California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF

Melanie Curry

Today's Headlines

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