Thursday’s Headlines
CA youth speak out on climate: How LA Metro plans to spend $ from canceled 710 freeway; Watch out, illegal SF parkers, tickets are coming; More
8:10 AM PDT on April 18, 2024
- CA youth spotlight election-year climate challenges (CalMatters)
- Bill would allow local governments to regulate robotaxis (PR Newswire)
- How LA Metro plans to spend funds from canceled 710 freeway (Urbanize LA)
- Malibu might get speed cameras on PCH (CalMatters)
- SF Muni head warns: illegal parking will be cited (SF Standard)
- South LA pilots an e-bike library (LA Times)
- $20M in Federal funds for Highway 37 (Marin Independent Journal)
- Morgan Hill celebrates $2M in federal fund for transportation projects (Morgan Hill Time)
- UC Merced gets grant to improve bike, pedestrian safety (UC Merced)
- Many LA renters fear losing their homes (LA Times)
- Where prosperity means “decline” (California Planning and Development Report)
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