[VICTORY ALERT] Governor Newsom has signed SB 79, which will make it legal to build multi-family housing near high quality transit! Our statement: cayimby.org/news-events/...

Ladies and gentlemen, we did it. SB 79 has been signed.

I am calling for a moratorium on new tote bags. We all have more than enough tote bags already. Stop giving me tote bags at conferences. I do not want or need any more tote bags.

Proud to be on this team

SB-79 HAS PASSED THE SENATE AND IS ON ITS WAY TO THE GOVERNOR’S DESK

SB 79 is up in the Senate!

Best thing California could do to fight fascism is build more housing.

Why is the rent so damn high in LA? Simple economics: the demand for housing is extremely high and our housing supply is extremely low.

Sitting here on the Pacific Surfliner having a beer and shaking my head at all the awful land use around the Orange County stations.

[VICTORY ALERT] AB 130, which creates a broad CEQA exemption for infill housing projects, has been signed by Governor Newsom. Because it is part of the budget, it is effective immediately.

It's do or die for SB 79, the bill that would legalize multifamily housing around rail and BRT stops across the state. The vote could be held as early as tomorrow morning. Californians: call your state senator tomorrow morning to help us get out of the senate! cayimby.org/legislation/...

The pope is bringing a bike grid to the Vatican, inspired by his time in Chicago.

Looking for housing policy home decor?? Look no further! Streets For All is selling posters for everyone's favorite transit-oriented bill, SB 79. All proceeds will go to support our work to get SB 79 passed and sign into law. www.streetsforall.org/merch/sb-79-...

Fortune cookie writers, welcome to the war on cars

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San Diego's backyard home program has created 368 affordable units without taxpayer dollars since 2021. City Council wants to add restrictions—parking mandates, cul-de-sac bans, and fees—during a housing shortage. We're throwing away what works. Read more: timesofsandiego.com/opinion/2025...

Me when I become dictator and someone does a call on speaker phone in a public place.

Challengers pope?

Me rolling up to the event to talk marketing/reframing alongside transport professionals, academics and gov't officials.

How many marching bands does the Vatican have?

Ok you guys let's see who it is so I can go back to being a lapsed Catholic.

crazy that an influx of dense infill housing can lower prices and make homeownership more attainable

Transportation equality is not zero-sum

This kind of dense, walkable, mixed-use urbanism is illegal to build in most of the United States

Do you live in Irvine or Costa Mesa (or elsewhere on this map) and want to help get more housing built? SB 79 won't significantly impact OC, but State Senator Choi might be the deciding vote in next week's Local Government Committee. Let me know if you want to help!

This year we are sponsoring a housing bill – SB 79 by Senator Wiener. Why are we, Streets For All, getting in the housing space? Because this bill is vital for our transportation system. 🧵(1/10)

[BILL ALERT] SB 79, which broadly legalizes more homes near transit stops like train stations and rapid bus stops, has passed Senate Housing! Learn more: cayimby.org/legislation/...

my kingdom for a 1,000 word deep dive on the graphic design proposal and feedback process for this website covid.gov

Californians: if you want to support SB 79, which is up for a do-or-die committee vote on Tuesday, you can do so by signing this petition or by calling your state senator. I cannot stress this enough: your activism makes a real difference at the state level. Your call can move a key senator's vote.

Really proud of @streetsforall.org’s bill package. Car dependency is a policy choice, and we’re pushing California’s legislators to choose differently 🚆🚲🚌🚶‍♀️

We’ve been hard at work in Sacramento preparing our legislative package for the year, and we’re proud to announce our 2025 bills! Here’s what we’re running this year ⬇️

no king but biking

GET DOWN TO UNION STATION TOMORROW

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I for one think all peepholes should be nautically themed

Come for the news anchor reporting, stay for the bioswale appreciation posts 🌳🌦️

[alert]: not @jimacosta.bsky.social unless this follower jump is due to folks suddenly being really into graphic design, bikes, and bad Godfather jokes

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Not me mixing up Bluesky with Blue Bottle coffee

The most consequential budget decision the governor and the legislature will make this year is over whether to let public transit die. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/09/opinion/newsom-budget-public-transit.html

happy stone fruit season to all who celebrate

before | after Gas station vs wonky looking 274 units of moderate income housing walkable to a Trader Joe’s Who’s to say which is better?