A.B. 617: Plans for Monitoring, Improving Local Air Quality Move Along – at a Glacial Pace
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Meetings tomorrow will consider emission reduction plans for Long Beach, San Bernardino, and East L.A. areas.
Recent Streetsblog CALIFORNIA posts about GJEL2
What Benefits Telecommuting May Bring Are Still Very Much Unknown
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Guesswork drives most of the speculation about what it might mean if more people work from home
CA Transit Association Asks for Help to Stave Off Transit Collapse
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Steep drops in ridership and the elimination of fare payments have caused huge revenue losses, but the need to keep operating buses and trains to get essential workers to their jobs did not diminish.
Evictions Still on Hold, For Now: Judicial and Legislative Moves
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California's Judicial Council declined to lift the temporary eviction moratorium, and a bill was introduced that would codify eviction protections beyond the judicial ban on serving eviction notices.
Real-Time Data Shows Stay-at-Home Orders May Be Saving Lives in More Ways Than One
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"The Governor’s shelter-in-place order may have provided unexpected reductions in injuries and harm from traffic accidents."
To Do While Isolating: Write a Letter in Support of the Dutch Reach
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The "Dutch Reach" could prevent doorings, which cause serious injuries and deaths in the U.S. every year
Data Needs v. Privacy, Government v. Private Companies: Bike-share and Scooters Have to Answer for it All
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Make no mistake--this conversation is about much more than bike and scooter share
Housing at Transit: Berkeley Moves to Comply with New State Zoning Law
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Step one: creating a Memorandum of Understanding between BART and Berkeley so they can work together. The MOU will guide Berkeley's accelerated rezoning of these two parcels.
More Biking Would Bring Huge Health Benefits to California
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Increasing activity levels would reduce health burdens even more than cleaner air or reduced traffic injuries.
Coastal Commission Accepts San Diego’s Zero-Parking Requirements for a Slice of Coastal Zone
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Despite staff recommendation to "wait and see," Commission agrees with need to stop requiring minimum parking at new developments
SANDAG Can’t See the Future for the Cars
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SANDAG board members still believe they can widen highways to "fix congestion"