Tuesday’s Headlines
SF Bay Area transportation is clean compared to the rest of the country; Five ways data reshapes public transportation; This reporter has covered the homeless since before they were called homeless; More
8:34 AM PDT on April 9, 2024
- SF Bay Area ranks high for its clean transportation (Axios)
- Five ways data can reshape public transportation (ITS International)
- CA to receive $60 million+ for climate resilient transportation infrastructure, evacuation routes (Senator Padilla)
- Lessons from many years of covering homelessness (LA Times)
- Killing bills without voting against them (CalMatters)
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