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    • Santa Cruz Bicycles will give away $1 million for projects that improve mountain biking (Bicycle Retailer)
    • Trail advocates sue U.S. Forest Service for allowing e-bikes on Tahoe trails (Bicycle Retailer)
    • Palo Alto moves forward on bike bridge (Palo Alto Online)
    • Tax credits for transit agencies who buy electric buses, maybe (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
    • Newsom blocks pending fracking permits, plans to strengthen rules on oil extraction (LA Times)
    • Homeless mothers take over a vacant house (Mercury News)
    • Official federal count of S.F.'s homeless population is dwarfed by city database (Curbed)
    • Learning from elsewhere:
      • Could New York City eliminate free street parking? (NY Times)
      • Boston employers are not helping get people out of cars (Commonwealth Magazine)
      • Salt Lake City's air is dangerously smoggy, and the city isn't making changes (City Weekly)

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