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    • Costs, delays threaten downtown San Diego bike network (KPBS)
    • Will Pasadena drop Metro bike-share? (Curbed)
    • Cyclist collects data on vehicles blocking bus, bike lanes in New York (NY Times)
    • Wheel talk: How to ride and scoot (SF Bike)
    • More on Natural Resources Agency hearing on replacing LOS with VMT in CEQA (Getting Around Sac)
    • The perfect selfishness of mapping apps (CityLab)
    • State legislators talking about bringing back Redevelopment Agency (LA Times)
    • Berkeley to invest in housing for homeless in its downtown (Daily Californian)
    • Who would live right next to speeding freight trains? People who don't have choices (OC Register)

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