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andybrwn

#Sacramento leads the nation with first-ever bus-mounted technology for automated #bike lane enforcement - Sacramento City Express sacramentocityexpress.com/2025

Sacramento City Express · Sacramento leads the nation with first-ever bus-mounted technology for automated bike lane enforcement - Sacramento City ExpressAutomated bike lane enforcement is launching in Sacramento, making it the first city in California — and in the United States — to enforce bike lanes using technology installed on transit buses, through a partnership between Sacramento Regional Transit (SacRT) and the City of Sacramento. This initiative expands upon SacRT’s automated bus stop enforcement program, […]
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Mayor David Newman

This week I signed another batch of letters on the city's behalf in support of or opposition to state bills now under consideration in Sacramento. Although the issues can be complex, the decision process is pretty simple: If a bill would improve the safety and well-being of Thousand Oaks residents and businesses, the city supports it.

#legislation#california#sacramento
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Robert Sanscartier

Fridays for Future Sacramento and an array of local climate and environmental justice groups held a march and rally in support of the Make Polluters Pay Superfund Bill

This bill would make the biggest fossil fuel polluters pay their fair share for the climate destruction they’ve caused - rather than leaving taxpayers to cover the cost

dailykos.com/stories/2025/4/13

Daily KosFridays for Future Rallies at Capitol in Support of Make Polluters Pay Superfund BillFridays for Future Sacramento and an array of local climate and environmental justice groups held a march and rally in support of the Make Polluters Pay Superfund Bill (SB 684 & AB 1243) on Friday, April 11. This bill would make the biggest fossil fuel...
#Sacramento#California#USA
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Dorothea Lange

Boy, fourteen, in eighth grade. Now unable to attend because of insufficient food and clothing. Subsisted two days on frozen tomatoes from field nearby. Father said "They call me a road hog and a bum; but if I am, how did that boy get into the eighth grade?" American River camp, near Sacramento, California

#eighth #AmericanRiver #Sacramento #California #first #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

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The image is a black and white photograph depicting two young boys. The first boy, in the foreground, appears to be lying on his stomach with one leg lifted up towards his face. He has light-colored hair, dressed in what looks like early 20th-century attire including a dark vest over a lighter shirt, and possibly trousers or shorts. In the background of this photograph is another young individual who seems less focused on being photographed but can be seen standing amidst a grassy field scattered with fallen leaves. The setting appears to be outdoors during daytime judging by the shadows cast upon the ground. The text at the top reads "1948-50, A-A," and there's additional handwriting that is not entirely clear due to perspective distortion or possible image quality limitations but seems like it could potentially relate to a series number or categorization.
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