The Wall Street Journal: Texas, Once a Star, Becomes a Drag on the U.S. Economy The New York Times: Saudi Arabia, Where Even Milk Depends on Oil, Struggles to Remake Its Economy Reuters: Bolt cutters expose vulnerability of North America’s oil pipeline grid The Hill: WH: Federal officials investigating pipeline shutdowns Bloomberg News: Fight Pipeline, Drill for Oil: Either Way, Tribes Want Control […]
Continue ReadingSan Francisco Chronicle: BART, once efficient, must convince voters it can’t fix itself San Francisco Chronicle: SF gets $11 million federal grants for transit, pedestrian safety Mercury News: Palo Alto revs up bike share system Mercury News: Roadshow: Bicyclist vs. car: Young girl on bike was right Marin Independent Journal: Novato to ask SMART to consider countywide quiet zone plan […]
Continue ReadingSan Francisco Chronicle: 19 inches of rain expected to dump on northwestern California this weekend YubaNet: Atmospheric river points at Northern California, wet and windy … Fresno Business Journal: New report slams Valley water supply restrictions News Deeply: Submeters: A New Incentive for California Tenants to Save Water Santa Clarita Valley Signal: Water officials look at more water storing options […]
Continue ReadingKQED: Bay Bridge East Span Bike Path: It’s Done, but Not Open Just Yet San Francisco Chronicle: Uber dominates U.S. ride market, report says Mercury News: Roadshow: More Dumbarton FasTrak lanes wanted East Bay Times: D’Souza: VTA should build light rail, not spend on roads Daily Californian: Candidates run for AC Transit, BART boards of directors California Political Review: Eber: […]
Continue ReadingPorterville Recorder: Forgotten drought victims still need assistance Sacramento Bee: Northern California will get a soaking, but will it ease the drought? Associated Press: Angry words over unanswered questions on California tunnels The Hill: Environmental impacts of Western drought matter to small farmers Sacramento Bee: Nutty California weather brings avalanche of almonds, walnuts … Coastal View News: Drought and competition affect […]
Continue ReadingOur annual CEQA Update Expert Briefing took place on Wednesday, October 5, at the Wendel, Rosen, Black & Dean office in Oakland. The 4th event of its kind, the CEQA Update is an opportunity to hear from a panel of experts on the topics of legislation and policy developments pertaining to land use in California, […]
Continue ReadingSan Francisco Chronicle: Evercar seems to shut down car rentals to Uber, Lyft drivers Los Angeles Times: Roadshow: Santana Row ‘nightmare’ among issues at I-280 public meeting Los Angeles Times: With Model 3 orders looming, Tesla seeks approval to double size of Fremont factory Business Insider: San Francisco’s subway is so packed, people will soon pay $16 a day […]
Continue ReadingBloomberg News: Putin Says Russia Ready to Join OPEC Effort to Limit Oil Supply Morning Consult: Oil-Well Drilling Drops Only Slightly in Q3 The Wall Street Journal: Diamondback Energy No Longer Pursuing Acquisition Talks Morning Consult: Dakota Access Opponents Unswayed by Court Decision Favoring Pipeline The Associated Press: NorthWestern to seek more power capacity amid coal closures Bloomberg News: BHP to […]
Continue ReadingThe San Diego Union-Tribune: Study says megadrought nearly certain this century Manteca Bulletin: Big decisions coming up to save water, reduce costs Western Farm Press: 2014 Farm Bill still offers safety net opportunities KSBW The Central Coast: Santa Cruz redwood trees suffering from drought News Deeply: What Falling Water Conservation Numbers Mean for California […]
Continue ReadingSan Francisco Chronicle: As self-driving cars arrive, Google Maps looks for its place San Francisco Chronicle: Yes on Measure RR: The Bay Area can’t work without BART San Francisco Chronicle: Water taxi service approved for SF-Berkeley runs East Bay Times: BART holding East Bay open houses to show off new cars San Francisco Examiner: Voters will see sales tax hike, […]
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