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    • Finish the bike bridge from Oakland to SF by 2030? (Oaklandside)
    • Bike advocacy in the East Bay: 2022 review (Bike East Bay)
    • CAHSRA completes two grade separation structures in Fresno and Madera counties
    • Williams, a rural town in Northern CA, to spend $93M meant for "walking and biking projects" on a roundabout (Sun-Herald)
    • Looking to revive an old cross-border railroad near San Diego (San Diego Union Tribune)
    • Golden Gate Bridge board to move San Rafael transit center one block north (Mass Transit)
    • California's groundwater is being depleted by big ag, drought (LA Times)
    • Some Californians are pretty happy - er, have money (The Hill)

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