- Even a Widening Caltrans Thinks Is Unimportant and They Admit Has Questionable Value Can Get $100 Million in Funding (SacBee)
- More on Governor Signing 'Complete Streets' Bill (E&E)
- Newsom Vetoes Speed Warning Bill, More on This Later... (SFChron)
- Newsom Sides with Autonomous Vehicles, Vetos Safety Regs (Chron)
- Gov. Signs Bill Authorizing Speed Cameras in Malibu (Malibu Times)
- HSR Needs to Buy More Land (Fresno Bee)
- Why Isn't Vision Zero Working in SoCal? (SD Union-Tribune)
- Bakersfield Seeks Input on Bike/Ped. Plan (Bakersfield.com)
- Long Beach Airport Inches Closer to Carbon Neutrality (LB Post)
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Even a Widening Caltrans Thinks Is Unimportant and They Admit Has Questionable Value Can Get $100 Million in Funding, More on Governor Signing 'Complete Streets' Bill, Newsom Vetoes Speed Warning Bill, More...
Governor Gavin Newsom addressing the public via Twitter about the May Revision of his state budget proposal.
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