Today’s Headlines
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8:20 AM PDT on June 22, 2022
- Feel the heat? Also, here come thunder storms (IPCC)
- Air district approves local plan with some lightweight ideas for improving AQ in Arvin, Lamont (Bakersfield.com)
- Coalition urges opposition to bill that would kill bike-share with outsized insurance requirements (CalBike)
- Santa Rosa reduces bus service due to worker shortage (Press Democrat)
- San Diego to pilot buses on freeway shoulders during rush hour (Times of San Diego)
- So many people took BART to the Warriors parade (SF Examiner)
- San Diego backs off a bit on parking exemptions for ADUs (San Diego Union Tribune)
- Study: White homeowners benefit from Prop 13 far more than Black, Latino households (CalMatters)
- Biden wants to suspend gas taxes (AP News)
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