California Bill Aims to Modernize Coastal Development Rules in Urban Transit-Rich Cities
New legislation is the first serious effort to reign in the Coastal Commission's purview over housing and transportation projects
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The Week in Short Video
Protests, Equity, High-Speed Rail, and...bungees?
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Highway Projects Still Grab Biggest Share as California OK’s Nearly $1B in State Transportation Funding
But Transit and Active Transportation Get Boosts Too...
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Bipartisan Team of Assemblymembers Introduce DUI/Traffic Safety Laws
After CalMatters reporting showed how CA is failing when it comes to holding drunk drivers accountable with deadly results, some legislators are trying (again) to strengthen the state's laws
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The Week In Short Videos
Delayed subways, transit measures, dangerous streets, and Alex Pretti rides
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Rides of Remembrance Planned Throughout CA to Honor Alex Pretti
Rides keep being added to honor Alex Pretti and show solidarity with the communities under assault.
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Los Angeles Anti–Housing Law Push Escalates as Metro Board Seeks SB 79 Exemption
Metro staff warn that state law facilitating transit-oriented housing could “harm transit expansion... by galvanizing housing opponents against new light rail stations and dedicated bus lanes.”
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UC Berkeley Report Says California Transportation Policy Is Still Built for Cars — and It’s Deepening Inequality
"An Abundance Agenda" calls for a rethink of how the state plans, funds, and measures transportation.
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StreetSmart Episode 12: The Promised AMA with SBCAL Editor Damien Newton
We said we'd do this if we met our fundraising goal, and we did! Sorry I had to duck the question on who I'm voting for.
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The Week In Short Videos
Slip lanes, e-bike incentives, and a bonus video from NYC.
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