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    • Mask-deriding president allegedly tests positive for COVID (NY Times)
    • New bridge opens in Long Beach, but not the bike/pedestrian path on it (Long Beach Post)
    • The Wifi Bus connects internet and transit (San Jose Spotlight)
    • Implications of the split-roll property tax reform proposed in Prop 15 (Urban Institute)
    • Overdue rent is piling up, more assistance needed (Route Fifty)
    • Rents in the Bay Area are going down (SF Chronicle)
    • California says counties must reduce COVID in the most vulnerable, hard-hit areas before they can open (LA Times)
    • Santa Cruz County's fire has worsened its already-serious housing shortage (SF Chronicle)
    • ICE is preparing raids in sanctuary cities (Washington Post)

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