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More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
  • Bike-share can save our cities–if we let it (Outside)
  • Ford GoBike launches dockless bike-share in San Jose (Mercury News)
  • Now the A’s want a CEQA exemption–when did our society decide stadiums were so important to us? (CalMatters)
  • Go ahead, move to Wisconsin–just make sure you have a car (CityLab)
  • Repealing the gas tax would halt thousands of projects (The Bond Buyer)
  • How California is spending the gas tax (CBS Sacramento)
  • Transportation benefits for Napa from recently passed Regional Measure 3 (Napa Valley Register)
  • Bird Scooter getting a lot of interest from potential investors (SF Chronicle)
  • Even people making $200k need help buying a house in California–according to state agency charged with offering help to “moderate income” buyers (CalMatters)

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More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF

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