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    • Note to store owners: Not all holiday shoppers drive (Bloomberg)
    • UT Editorial Board calls SANDAG regional plan "pie in the sky" (San Diego Union Tribune)
    • Piedmont safe streets plan recommended for adoption (East Bay Times)
    • Santa Maria transit to see service improvements (Santa Maria Times)
    • Restaurant industry opposes San Diego plan to ban new drive-through restaurants near transit (Mass Transit)
    • Cold weather brings bad air to Bay Area as people fire up their fireplaces (Berkeleyside)
    • Emeryville is one of the few cities surpassing housing goals (SF Chronicle)
    • CARB considers changes to Low Carbon Fuel Standards (LCFS) program (National Law Review)
    • Google says it will build housing on top of future BART station in San Jose (Mercury News)
    • Biden administration targets roads built to divide communities (E&E)

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