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California Commission to Consider Funding Harmful I-80 Expansion Project

Bill to Require Speed Control in Vehicles Goes Limp - Streetsblog California

Also passed yesterday were S.B 961, the Complete Streets bill, a bill on Bay Area transit funding, and a prohibition on state funding for Class III bikeways.

Bicyclists gain ground in fight for Costa Mesa streets, as city nabs $7.9M for new bike lanes

Costa Mesa was awarded $7.9 million through the Orange County Transportation Authority's Complete Streets grant program to build 7 miles of lanes and trails along Adams Avenue and Fairview Road.

New CA bill requires parking space changes near crosswalks

The number of parking spaces available near crosswalks will soon be changing across the state of California.

Daylighting, Sidewalk Riding, and Free Youth Transit Pass Bills Pass Committee Votes

Bill to require transportation planning to consider climate also passes; Bicycle Safety Stop bill withdrawn by its author

State incorporates ideas of 2 Costa Mesans in ban of bike licensing laws they called 'selectively enforced'

Figures indicate only 85 people registered bicycles with the city of Costa Mesa in 2020. However, 42 individuals were issued citations by police that same year for being in possession of an unlicensed bike.

Bill cracking down on loud vehicle noise pollution awaiting governor's signature

Across the state, noise pollution from loud vehicles has become a significant problem in local communities. According to observations

California poised to give $1,000 to residents for not owning a car

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California bill awaiting Gov. Newsom's signature would give car-less residents a $1,000 tax credit

A new California bill awaiting Gov. Gavin Newsom's signature would offer qualifying taxpayers with no car a $1,000 tax credit. The bill passed the state's legislature on Wednesday.

Costa Mesa officials delay vote on initiative that would loosen Measure Y, spur housing

Council members were poised Tuesday to approve language asking voters to consider exempting certain development projects from a citywide vote under Measure Y. Instead, they pushed discussion to Aug. 2.