Zachary Lamb

@zacharylamb.bsky.social

UC Berkeley, Department of City and Regional Planning. 'The Equitably Resilient City: Solidarities and Struggles in the Face of Climate Crisis' (MIT Press 2024) https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262549868/the-equitably-resilient-city

Reminder: East Bay Kidical Mass is riding around Lake Merritt this Saturday, August 8th, starting at 10:30am! 🚲🔔‼️ Free stickers, bike bells, and safety vests for the kids. At the end, we'll have free treats for all riders (chicken & waffles, churros, and soft-serve ice cream). See you there!

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A Kidical Mass bike ride is a large group ride for kids of all ages, family members, and supporters. We choose an easy route that anyone can ride, and ride as…

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70+ postcards in support of a protected bikeway on Hopkins in N Berkeley were mailed out to the Mayor & City Council yesterday, including these great ones from area kids who want to get around on their own 2 wheels. Visit BikeEastBay.org/Hopkins to show your support too, before the July 28 vote!

Photo of a stack of postcards addressed to the Berkeley mayor and city council - top card is in a child’s handwriting reading “I want more bike lanez. From Kazi to Mayor Ishii (I’m 6 years old)”A selection of postcards from kids with cute cartoon drawings of people on bikes, and messages in support of a protected bikeway on Hopkins St in Berkeley

The absurdity of the Hopkins saga is what radicalized me and got me interested in engaging Berkeley politics in the first place. I’m running for D1 and safe streets is a core priority of mine. Climate, community, public safety and personal health: bike lanes are the way 💪🚲 Rossforberkeley.Com

Warren Wells, AICP@warrenjwells.bsky.social · 4w ago

The Berkeley City Council will vote on whether to provide protected bike lanes on Hopkins Street. What's interesting is that they did already, back in 2022. When that vote happened (which was later derailed), my older daughter was not yet born. She will start TK the week after this vote.

Get ready to support a July 28 Council vote to make Hopkins smooth, safe, and accessible for all!
Back in April, at safe streets advocates’ urging, City Council’s infrastructure-focused committee unanimously recommended that Council reject a proposal to repave Hopkins with only pedestrian improvements unless it is changed to include bike lanes and transit improvements. Since then, Councilmember Kesarwani (D1) has developed a new proposal that largely aligns with the committee’s recommendations and adopted City plans. You can read the new and improved proposal here starting on page 63. On July 28, Council will vote on it.

The proposed design has 1-way protected bike lanes on each side of the street from The Alameda to Peralta (where they will connect to the Ohlone Greenway). It also proposes painted bike lanes and traffic calming from The Alameda to Sutter, traffic calming from Peralta to San Pablo, and pedestrian safety and transit improvements. So while there’s room for improvement, this is a huge step forward.

Great to see another California resident MHC purchase! I don't see folks on BlueSky to tag, but congratulations to the residents, CCCD, ROC USA, @ucirvinelaw.bsky.social law clinic students, and others who made this happen! www.aol.com/news/road-ow...

The road to ownership: Salinas residents buy their mobile home park - AOL

Residents banned together, created a cooperative and closed escrow on Alisal Country Estates Mobile Home Park in Salinas.

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New York streets belong to New Yorkers, and Soccer Streets are for the kids. We’re turning the block outside your school into a car-free playground and World Cup celebration. Now until June 26, you’ll find Soccer Streets in front of 50 public schools across all five boroughs. Let’s play!

The full issue edited by @zacharylamb.bsky.social, Esther Sullivan & myself will be published soon but if you care about housing issues you should read this terrific commentary by Asher Ghertner on manufactured home communities and urban marginality in the US: journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

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Next Stop: Prom night. Break out the taffeta, tease up that hair, and dust off your dancing shoes. BART is hosting its first-ever prom at Rockridge Station Saturday, June 6, from 6pm to 10pm! All ages are welcome. Bring a date or don’t! Buy your tickets here 👇 www.railgoods.com/bart-prom-ti...

AOC: “This is a threat of genocide & merits removal from office. The President’s mental faculties are collapsing & cannot be trusted. To every individual in the President’s chain of command: You have a duty to refuse illegal orders. That includes carrying out this threat”

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., attends a news conference in the U.S. Capitol. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

“A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again.” -Trump Article III The following acts shall be punishable: (a) Genocide; (b) Conspiracy to commit genocide; (c) Direct and public incitement to commit genocide; (d) Attempt to commit genocide; (e) Complicity in genocide.

I'm not sure how you can be against removing this man from office right now. What will it take? A nuke being dropped? It's too late then. The purpose of impeachment and the 25th Amendment is to prevent that type of thing from happening, not just to react to it.

The President is openly threatening genocide. A crime against humanity. He must be removed from office. The 25th Amendment must be invoked. If not, Congress has to do our damn job. Speaker Johnson, call us into session. War powers & impeachment. Remove this man from office.

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