Thursday’s Headlines
8:36 AM PDT on October 24, 2024
- Cycling and older adults: Insight from a Mineta Transportation survey (CalBike)
- Locals celebrate state transit funding:
- Bakersfield: GET gets $117 million (Bakersfield Now, ABC 23)
- SacRT to receive $29M (Folsom Times)
- Oil companies want to make the LCFS (Low Carbon Fuel Standard) a household word (Politico)
- More on LCFS plan (Sacramento Bee)
- Climate change cannot be depoliticized (Earth.org)
- Tahoe opens an affordable housing development, gets more than ten times as many applications as units (SF Chronicle)
- Ontario okays replacing church with townhomes (Daily Bulletin)
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