Today’s Headlines
Events: Active SGV Hosts Screening of "Life in Plastic: California's Recycling Woes" Tonight! (Twitter)
9:58 AM PST on January 9, 2020
Events: Active SGV Hosts Screening of “Life in Plastic: California’s Recycling Woes” Tonight! (Twitter)
- Why Is Vision Zero Failing in LA? KCRW Talks to Alissa Walker.
- New Legislation Would Waive Enviro Clearances for Homeless Shelters (LAT)
- Biking In L.A. Dismantles Weird Study That Shows Rise in Scooter Crashes
- Oakland Unveils “Adaptive Scooters” for Users with Different Needs (Streetsblog SF)
- CA’s Renewable Energy Mandates Have Helped Reduce Carbon Emissions, but Several Republicans Want to Pause Them (CalMatters)
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