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By Melanie Curry

8:48 AM PST on January 12, 2018

Train service to Santa Barbara restored after mudslides; highway still closed (LA Times)
Federal tax cuts could be an opportunity to shift benefits towards transit (Mobility Lab)
SoCal sees a drop in bicyclist deaths—but what’s the cause? (LA Curbed)
Bakersfield plans to replace bridge over highway. Will it accommodate bikes and pedestrians? (Bakersfield.com)
MTC searches for ways to get people to carpool (Mass Transit Mag)
Research: Guidance for zero traffic deaths (World Resources Institute)
How cities are using transit technology—and not (Curbed)
Regulators order Diablo Canyon to shut down (Mercury News)
Tenant activists, landlords clash over rent control bill in Sacramento (SF Chronicle)
Program helps teachers in San Jose with house down payments (Mercury News)
Startup plans to launch fully autonomous delivery vehicles in San Mateo (Trucks.com)

More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF

Melanie Curry

Today's Headlines

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