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Friday’s Headlines

Protected bike lanes now; E-bike safety courses available; Mapping evictions in L.A.; More

Dream on: “California Forever”

  • A tragic death could have been prevented if Oakland's Grand Avenue had protected bike lanes (Oaklandside)
  • E-bike safety classes now available:
  • Benefits of putting cops on bikes (Government Fleet)
  • Billionaires release renderings of their vision for a new California city (Bloomberg, SF Chronicle)
  • Mapping where renters are being pushed out in L.A. (LAist)
  • CA will allow controversial Aliso Canyon facility to store more natural gas because prices (LA Times, CalMatters)
  • Utilities want to be able to charge customers for [unproven] carbon capture and [fossil fuel] hydrogen storage (Capital and Main)

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