Headlines

Thursday’s Headlines

Updates on new road diets and paths, and the ongoing fight on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge.

By Damien Newton

9:06 AM PST on March 6, 2025

Santa Paula Building 2.5 Mile Bike/Ped Paths (KCLU)
Napa Road Diet Makes Way for Bike Lanes (Press-Dem)
Glendale Starts Construction On La Crescenta Ave. Project, Including Bikeway (CV Weekly)
Advocates Fight to Preserve Bike/Ped Access to Richmond-San Rafael Bridge (CalBike)…
…Same Bridge/Bike Lane on the Cover of New Caltrans Report on Highway System Project Outcomes (Prinz/Bsky)
Sacramento Embraces “Bike Friendly Side Streets” (CapRadio)
San Clemente Adding New Bus Route (Voice of OC)
Lawmakers Push for Transit Funding (NBCBayArea)
Oil and Gas Companies Poised to Take Over National Parks (Center for American Progress)
Op/Ed: CARB Overstepped on Truck Diesel Rules (FresnoBee)

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Damien Newton

Headlines

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