- Change in Leadership for CAHSR (Fresno Bee)
- Why State Lawmaker Wants to Merge Transit Agencies (EastBayTimes)
- More on Plans to Move San Rafael Transit Center (MarinIJ)
- San Diego Streets Deteriorating. Here's Where It's the Worst (Union-Trib)
- Neighbors Feel Left Out of Bike Planning in Glendale (Crescent Valley Weekly)
- Oakland Pays Out $6.5 Million Settlement to Cyclist Hurt in Crash (Oaklandside)
- Huntington Beach PD Going After Bike Thieves (Santa Ana News)
- Parking Changes to Belmont Shore in Long Beach (LBPost)
- One in Five Offices Vacant in California (OC Register)
- Northern California To Get Hammered by Rain (SacBee)
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