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    • It's hot (Daily Beast)
    • That text alert seemed to help cut power demand and avoid blackouts (Bloomberg)
    • Bay Area transit is struggling in the heat (NBC)
    • LA Times grades past California climate efforts
    • Redlands rail almost ready for riders (Mass Transit)
    • That time Harvey Milk said SF should "ban cars" from South of Market (Mass Transit)
    • How a dangerous highway became a park (Governing)
    • Lessons from Japan on traffic safety (Bloomberg)
    • Why CA's parking reform matters for housing and climate (Governing)
    • Podcast: What would it be like if California replaces strip malls with housing? (CalMatters)
    • San Jose school land to be sold for single family homes (San Jose Spotlight)
    • San Francisco braces for an epic commercial real estate crash (San Francisco Standard)

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