Tuesday’s Headlines
Santa Clarita transit workers strike; More train service coming to North LA County, Capitol region; Everyone benefits when roads work for transit; More on bills signed over the weekend
8:43 AM PDT on October 10, 2023
- Santa Clarita transit workers on strike (LAist, NBC)
- Northern LA County to get more train service (Planetizen)
- New commuter rail is on its way to the Central Valley (Comstock)
- The benefits of making roads work for transit (SPUR)
- California Bicycle Coalition on Governor’s veto of fare evasion bill
- More on new law to make transit agencies survey riders about harassment (Daily News)
- New environmental laws (Mercury News)
- New laws will force businesses to reveal carbon emissions, financial risks (CalMatters)
- State announces $114 million in Clean California grants (Office of Governor Newsom)
- Mapping ancient villages in Los Angeles (LA Times)
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