Today’s Headlines
- Traffic noise may increase risk of dementia (Medical News Today)
- Five bills to make California streets safer and healthier (NRDC)
- CA exploring vehicle miles traveled fee to replace gas tax (North Bay Business Journal)
- SANDAG and Caltrans look for feedback on improvements to Coat, Canyons and Trails corridor – SR 52 (La Jolla Light)
- Revolt of the delivery workers (Curbed)
- E-bikes flatten the city (PubliCola)
- E-bike tax credit gets eviscerated (Systemic Failure)
- Census data shows where housing was built in Oakland – and where all the Black people went (Darrell Owens)
- Sequoia fires, two of many burning in CA, threaten world’s largest trees (SF Chronicle)
- Eviction notices are rising in San Francisco (SF Chronicle)
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Public service announcement: never never ever park a car in a bus lane or at a bus stop! You will get a $293 citation. It's not worth it. Don't park in the bus lane.
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