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8:28 AM PDT on September 28, 2018

    • Jump bike rollout in Sacramento has been a raging success, but the Sacramento Bee focuses on complaints
    • Uber plans to install e-bike charging stations in Sacramento (SlashGear)
    • CA could be rolling all-electric buses by.... 2040 (Mercury News)
    • Clipper card needs an overhaul, but first the fare structure needs work (Curbed)
    • Contract awarded for OC Streetcar (LA Times)
    • Gas tax repeal would limit future tax increases (KALW)
    • Another climate change repercussion: Spike in Valley Fever (CALmatters)
    • Farmers join fight against climate change (CALmatters)
    • MTC identifies 700 acres of public land in the Bay Area that could be used for affordable housing (Daily Cal)

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