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    • The FTA is asking: What should be the criteria for transit funding? Weigh in! (Human Transit)
    • Parts shortage hampers maintenance of electric buses (SGV Tribune)
    • High-speed rail funding impasse threaten layoffs, delays (Merced Sun Star)
    • Advocates call for more transit funding in federal bill (Smart Cities Dive)
    • Competing local visions for redeveloping the A's stadium in Oakland (SF Chronicle)
    • Proponents push for another crossing under the San Francisco Bay (CBS)
    • Why the future of freight matters (Newsweek)
    • Is the coal industry behind the effort to revive a dead Northern California railway? (Salt Lake City Tribune)

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