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Today’s Headlines
San Francisco Abandons Slow Streets Network Pledge (SFChron) Lyft Pulls Bikeshare Bikes from SaMo, LA (SMDP) Glendale Gets $6 Million State Funds for Visioning Project for Verdugo Wash (City of Glendale) Update on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Bike Path (EastBayTimes) San Joaquin in Record Breaking Drought (Fresno Bee) Voters Statewide Put Scofflaw Sheriffs on Notice … Continued
8:18 AM PST on November 22, 2022
- San Francisco Abandons Slow Streets Network Pledge (SFChron)
- Lyft Pulls Bikeshare Bikes from SaMo, LA (SMDP)
- Glendale Gets $6 Million State Funds for Visioning Project for Verdugo Wash (City of Glendale)
- Update on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Bike Path (EastBayTimes)
- San Joaquin in Record Breaking Drought (Fresno Bee)
- Voters Statewide Put Scofflaw Sheriffs on Notice (OC Register)
- Why Newsom Relented and Released Homeless Funding (CalMatters via LB Post)
- It Sounds Crazy, But Making Bike Riding Safe, Easy and Fun Leads to More People Biking (Bicycling)
- European Cities Are Becoming Denser (Wired)
Barring any emergencies or breaking news, we’ll see you Monday. Have a safe and restful Thanksgiving.
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