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    • Bike San Diego gets a new Executive Director (BikeSD)
    • Los Angeles creates a Shared Mobility Climate and Equity Action Plan (NRDC)
    • There's another state housing bill that would change zoning, allow more housing (LA Times)
    • Rent control campaign hits the streets in California (NY Times)
    • Tesla clashes with federal investigators over deadly crash (Washington Post)
    • How BART used social media to turn a crisis into an opportunity (Mobility Lab)
    • Bird calls it an “extraordinary” scooter ban, San Francisco says bosh (Curbed)
    • Here's a game/tool for city planners and community members as well (Fast Company)
    • Local news site creates a new model for supporting community news (Berkeleyside)

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