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    • BART, Capitol Corridor launch new program to improve, increase passenger rail service in Bay, Sacramento Areas (Mass Transit)
    • City of Berkeley removes (most) required off-street parking minimums (Berkeleyside)
    • Building political will to act on road safety (TheCityFix)
    • More on California bill to require corporate accountability on emissions (KQED)
    • What happens when the price of carbon allowances is too low (The Conversation)
      • And other problems with using the market to control emissions (KNKX)
    • Oil and gas companies say they want to work with Biden on climate - but they don't really (Boiling Point)
    • Every day will be Climate Day in the new White House (Politico)
    • GM's pledge on green cars is important, even if it is weak (EDF)
    • More COVID relief money went to Orange County sheriffs than to health workers (Voice of OC)

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Tuesday’s Headlines

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Construction is winding down on Metro's 3.9-mile $3.35 billion D Line subway extension section 1.

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Monday’s Headlines

Telsa's Robocars Make Streets Less Safe, ICE messing up California, Heat Is Bad for Cars, Bus Lane Enforcement in Weho and More...

June 30, 2025

California Transportation Commission Unanimously Approves Funds for All Recommended Highway Projects

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