Today’s Headlines
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8:37 AM PST on December 29, 2022
- Teens who love transit get around (SF Chronicle)
- CA’s new law on parking requirements at new housing, explained (CBS8)
- Transit district, Del Mar disagree on how to spend state money to fix RR tracks (Mass Transit)
- Complicated court case now settled, and CA transit agencies can have their federal funding (Courthouse News)
- Photo essay: CalMatters reviews 2022
- Manteca to get a transit hub (Manteca/Ripon Bulletin)
- Caltrain receives $43 million in federal funding to complete electrification project (Local News Matters)
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