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    • California voters say climate change is a top priority (LA Times)
    • Uber reports 3,000 sexual assault claims last year (LA Times)
    • SF plans to fight state bill on housing near transit (San Francisco Chronicle)
    • Supreme Court to decide whether people have a right to sleep on the sidewalk (LA Times)
    • California to release millions of dollars to combat homelessness (Mercury News)
    • Transbay Transit Center needs a sexier name (SF Chronicle)
    • SMART train announces opening date for extension (Press Democrat)
    • Transportation, mobility at root of foster student absenteeism (Education Dive)
    • Include seniors at the table when developing autonomous vehicles (Wired)
    • Electric buses are finding their way around adoption barriers (Gov Tech)
    • Kansas City transit will be free for everyone (435 Magazine)

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