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    • Parsing the complicated negotiations over clean energy, conservation--and money (LA Times)
    • Newsom likely to end stay-at-home orders (LA Times)
    • Will eviction moratorium end soon? (SF Chronicle)
    • Survey: Californians want state to invest in all forms of transportation - and reduce emissions (Transportation Today)
    • How COVID could affect California transportation revenues (Roads&Bridges)
    • Bike shops face supply shortages (San Diego News)
    • Can climate policy do everything? (Energy Institute at Haas)
    • Counting pedestrian deaths in San Francisco (SF Chronicle)
    • Modesto police arrest kids for not obeying traffic rules on their bikes (Modesto Bee)

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