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    • Stockton's new bike plan includes road diets, separated bikeways, other improvements for safer biking (Record.net)
    • Stockton to get first all-electric BRT in California (NextCity)
    • Most recent cap-and-trade auction was a big success (Capital Public Radio)
    • Housing has to be part of climate change policy efforts (Mercury News)
    • CA progressives disagreed on cap-and-trade bill (Good Times)
    • Why building more freeway lanes does not solve congestion (UCLA)
    • Bike theft ring busted in Truckee (CBS)
    • On Amtrak, no more boxing bikes for many routes—including these ones that go to national parks (Adventure Cycling)

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