Today’s Headlines
- Fed report on California bus crash: other driver at fault, but we need to safer buses anyway (Orange County Register)
- Police deploy 'bait bikes' on UC Berkeley campus; bike thefts down (Daily Californian)
- San Francisco Chinatown: zoning battle brewing over co-work spaces (NextCity)
- Wall Street Journal discovers classes in California where adults learn to ride bikes (Wall Street Journal)
- Report: Nearly one third of Californians live in poverty (Sacramento Bee)
- Natalie Angier on the Smithsonian bicycle exhibit (NY Times)
- Crowdsourcing app could improve Denver sidewalks (Streetsblog Denver)
- The cities that spend the most on bike lanes reap the most reward (CoExist)
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