The Stockton Record – By Scott Smith.

USA Today – By Larry Copeland.

Visalia Times-Delta – By Donna-Marie Sonnichsen.

By Autumn Bernstein, Stuart Cohen, and Eliot Rose.

Many SB 375 watchers have opined that the law’s success will require a “marathon, not a sprint” since the inertia of existing transportation and land use plans is so powerful. But as others have pointed out, the challenges faced by our communities and our planet are so great we simply cannot wait that long.

By Gloria Ohland, Move LA. 

Last week, the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) unveiled the preferred scenario for the 2012 Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy — a $450 billion plan for population and job growth and transportation projects in the six-county region through 2035.