Today’s Headlines
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- Is Uber just straight out killing Jump bikes? (Bike Share Museum)
- Santa Barbara closes State Street to car traffic for roomier walking (Edhat)
- Fullerton closes bike route to bikes to allow cafes to open (Fullerton Observer)
- Legislators eye budget talks as an opportunity to reassert authority (KQED)
- Stop claiming Los Angeles has no transit–it’s not true, for one thing (Lisa Schweitzer)
- History of San Francisco on its telephone poles (SF Chronicle)
- Santa Monica’s pedestrian mall’s success (Curbed)
More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF
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