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    • Pedestrian deaths are a public health crisis (MNN.com)
    • New study shows pollution from traffic affects student's test scores, school performance (CityLab)
    • Self-driving cars could more than double San Francisco traffic (SF Chronicle)
    • US Postal Service begins acquiring electric vehicles in Central Valley (PR Newswire)
    • S.B. 100 is moving CA cities towards zero-emission futures (CityLab)
    • Sacramento will soon get Jump scooters (Sacramento Bee)
    • It's been The Year of the Scooter (The Drive)
    • Mapping wealth in Los Angeles (Nick Underwood)
    • San Jose gives $100 million to eleven affordable housing developments (Silicon Valley Business Journal)
    • Gee, how wonderful: Soon it will no longer be illegal for homeless people to live in cars in San Diego (San Diego Union Tribune)

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