Today’s Headlines
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8:41 AM PDT on May 1, 2023
- Pacific Surfliner passengers left to find their own transportation after landslide closed tracks (10New)
- The landslide is expanding (San Diego Union Tribune)
- Air Resources Board adopts new clean fleets rule; no more new diesel trucks after 2036 (NRDC, Green Car Congress)
- So what’s next? (CalMatters)
- Bay Area transit officials ride transit together on Earth Day (Contra Costa Herald)
- Berkeley to install 24-hour public bathroom (East Bay Times)
- Santa Barbara MTD proposes service improvements on busy bus routes (Daily Nexus)
- San Bernardino couldn’t figure out how to use $4.4 million to help homeless, had to give it back (Daily Bulletin)
- What to know about the e-bike tax credit (Bicycling)
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