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    • How city policies affected bike-share during COVID shutdowns (CityMetric)
    • What's a state bank, and why is California pursuing one? (NextCity)
    • San Diego approves "tiny houses" rules (San Diego Union Tribune)
    • Wealthier people have much bigger carbon footprints (Treehugger)
    • Bay Area needs a lot more housing (SF Chronicle)
    • Now is a good time to reinvent roadways (The Conversation)
    • Colleges change fall plans in light of surging cases (LA Times)
    • Oakland council rejects deeper cuts to police (SF Chronicle)

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