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    • How reduced parking requirements can increase housing (AARP)
    • California rail authorities join forces in CIRCLE: California Rail Corridors Linking Everyone (Trains)
    • Parents push for safer routes to school in Montclair (Daily Bulletin)
    • California has a huge racial profiling problem (Daily Beast)
    • The people who harvest our food suffer from lack of COVID resources, information (KVPR)
    • Cargo backlog creates traffic tie-ups on the highways and in neighborhoods (Press Democrat)
      • But that's just masking an economic success story! (Bloomberg)
    • California's wildfire smoke is causing health problems in the eastern US (Washington Post)
    • LA City Council votes to solve homelessness by banning it (LA Times)
    • Singapore implements problematic rules on bicycle behavior in the name of "safety" (Straits Times)

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