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The California Air Resources Board (CARB) recently opened the doors of its relocated SoCal headquarters bringing together the latest in modern green architecture under one solar-powered roof.
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Itโs a historic moment for transit infrastructure in the U.S., with bipartisan support for the INVEST in America Act prioritizing the reduction of harmful pollutants and an increased focus on transit accessibility.
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Youth Ride Free Pass is allowing Laguna Beach's younger set to hop onboard public transportation for free, officials say. Across Orange County, approximately 520,000 youths will be eligible to ride free.
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The goal of the Slow Streets program is to decrease speeding by motorists and increase safety for pedestrians and cyclists on select streets in South Pasadena.
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Negotiations over $4.2 billion in voter-approved High-Speed Rail funds came to a halt last week, and that meant that a number of unrelated programs that were slated to receive some of the general fund surplus will not get that funding.
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The new report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change makes clear what Californians already know: the climate crisis is upon us.
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Your delivery could come 60% faster by cargo bike instead of a van, cutting down on both congestion and pollution, according to a London-based study.
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Washington might be on to something...If you ride Metro and want to give the regionโs rental bicycles a try, Metro and Capital Bikeshare have a deal for you: Those who sign up to pay their Metro fare virtually will get 10 free Capital Bikeshare rides.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) Blue Ribbon Task Force
approved 27 near-term actions to be taken by MTC and other transportation agencies to make the Bay Areaโs public transportation network more connected and efficient.
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The executive director of the Ventura County Transportation Commission was named Friday to serve as CEO of Metrolink by the Southern California Regional Rail Authorityโs Board of Directors.
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The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority recently broke ground on the $898.6-million Airport Metro Connector project that will directly connect the Metro system to Los Angeles International Airport.
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One study says that even as offices reopen, as much as 30% of the U.S. workforce will work from home multiple days per week by the end of 2021.
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The utility estimates that to reach CA's goal of carbon neutrality by 2045, the state will need 26 million electric vehicles on its roads: three-fourths of light-duty vehicles, two-thirds of medium-duty vehicles and one-third of heavy-duty vehicles. https://t.co/aayLGrK6vV
Rialto will use $1 million in state funding to stock about 15 hubs around town with 100 electric pedal-assist bikes, a program aimed at providing an affordable and accessible form of public transportation to low-income community members. https://t.co/HkvdgQHD0d
A new survey from CNBC canvassing executives across top positions at major U.S. companies indicates that the hybrid work model is here to stay, but will fall short of becoming a dominant mode of employment. https://t.co/0tpDGr0yuI
It is time to put communities and health first and clean up the air we breathe. The fastest and most effective way to do this is by phasing out heavy-duty diesel trucks and transitioning to zero-emission (ZEV) trucks. https://t.co/TY9HoEKumQ
California motorists will find their taxes for a gallon of gasoline โ already the nationโs highest โ went up Thursday because of inflation.
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A clear divide among workers emerged, with lower-level employees, women, and millennials questioning the need to return to the office at higher rates than their counterparts, despite expressing more concern about mental health. https://t.co/esahbHK1FA
A statewide coalition and the Los Angeles Times editorial board, among others, have cheered the bill as a crucial step in fighting global warming and helping make neighborhoods more walkable and people-centered. https://t.co/CspTucu5dm