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    • Cargo bikes. Cargo bikes. Cargo bikes (CityMetric)
    • CA clean air rules target gas-powered trucks (Sacramento Bee)
    • Nevada plans to adopt California car emission rules, stricter than U.S. rules (Nevada Independent, LA Times)
    • Caltrans awards Sustainable Communities Grants funds (Transportation Today)
    • San Diego projects miss out on too-small Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities grants (KPBS)
    • All those cancers, and a judge still won't let CA put a warning label on Roundup (SF Chronicle)
    • LA City Council committee endorses a small decrease in LAPD funding (LA Times)
    • College students need housing, food; Community colleges struggle to help (Capitol Weekly)
    • Social gatherings are helping spread coronavirus (LA Times)

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