Cap-and-Trade Grants for Affordable Housing: Recommendations Released
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Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities grants to be voted on by Strategic Growth Council next week
Recent Streetsblog CALIFORNIA posts about Jim Beall
Nonprofit Developer Provides Much Needed Affordable Housing in Santa Monica
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Community Corp has been building great affordable housing projects in Santa Monica - and soon in Mar Vista
SPUR Talk: Equity, Outreach, and the Oakland Bike Plan
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Oakland's bike plan is the end result of a lot of community input.
Building a Safer Mid-Block Crossing
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Regular crosswalks don't cut it at mid block. But there are lots of low-cost ways to upgrade mid-block crossings and save lives.
Today’s Headlines
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Cities are trying to fight climate change, but they wildly underestimate emissions (Curbed) All around the world, people are creating and enjoying open streets for people (TheCityFix) This urban guerrilla design is in your face: a parklet right on top of a row of parked cars (Fast Company) So, you’d like a neighborhood grocery store […]
L.A. Councilmember Koretz Calls E-Scooters “Anti-Vision Zero,” Pushes to Get Rid of Them
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Koretz expressed plenty of anti-scooter sentiment, but L.A. City's dockless mobility pilot remains unchanged
California Still Wants its Bullet Train
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Despite years of mudslinging and attacks, people still just want a modern train system in California
States Aren’t Even Trying to Reduce Traffic Deaths
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Most states are aiming for more traffic deaths under a new federal program requiring them to set targets.
Today’s Headlines
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The Coliseum BART pedestrian walkway is an “accidental treasure” (SF Chronicle) Fight climate change by buying less stuff (National Geographic) Who’s in charge of equity for OC Streetcar? (NextCity) How CEQA fails the environment (East Bay Express) Another stadium wants streamlined approval (SF Chronicle) Jerry Brown to be director of new US-China climate change institute […]
City of Sacramento Approves Free Transit Pass Program for All Students
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One-year program is a good investment that its backers hope to renew and expand countywide