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    • How UCSB  achieved gold and UCLA achieved silver level Bicycle Friendly University status from the American League of Bicyclists
    • Meeting about rent control in Alameda takes a violent turn (San Francisco Business Times)
    • Residents of City of Commerce are taking their city back (Grist)
    • Oakland plans affordable, energy efficient housing project (California Economic Summit)
    • Berkeley moves into phase two of Adeline Corridor planning project (Daily Cal)
    • Santa Rosa seeks public input on bus route redesigns (Press Democrat)
    • Every US road fatality, mapped (CityLab)
    • Changing the way we move in cities to deal with climate change (Huffington Post)

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