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    • California's coronavirus surge is the worst in the nation (SF Chronicle)
    • Energy and environmental policies of 2020 (Resources)
    • Carbon emissions from ride hailing appear to be even worse than previously believed (Futurity)
    • SF Muni developed an equity toolkit to help identify, fix gaps in service (Mass Transit)
    • Vallejo Transit Center set to expand (Bay Link)
    • The bike boom was "insane" in Napa Valley (Napa Valley Register)
    • No more cash tolls on Bay Area bridges (NBC)
    • Santa Rosa police using bait bikes, thinking they will solve bike theft (Press Democrat)
    • "Defund the police" is not just a slogan (SF Chronicle)
    • Wealthy California cities - hello, Newport Beach - are getting away with not building affordable housing (CalMatters)
    • GOP stalls Congressional move to increase relief checks (LA Times)

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