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    • Good job, Bay Area! It is now much cheaper to drive solo to SF than to ride the bus (SF Chronicle)
    • Great bike rides in LA (LAist)
    • Newest census data shows decrease in bike commuting nationally (USA Today)
    • New zero emission rules for public transportation in California (Clean Technica)
    • It is too expensive even for Habitat for Humanity to build low income housing in the Bay Area (Mercury News)
    • Gentrification is one issue, but other causes of displacement also need attention (City Observatory)
    • Sacramento considers high density housing around its rail stations (ComstockMagazine)
    • Can building housing lower rents? (East Bay Express)
    • San Jose approves tiny house villages for homeless (Mother Nature News)
    • Grand Rapids rewrote its zoning to allow more units in single-family housing areas a decade ago (Next City)

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