- How Many Cars and People Use Great Highway Park? (SFChron)
- SFMTA Looks at Expanding Definition of Recreational Vehicle (CBSNews)
- What's Behind Rage Against Scooters, Driverless Cars? (FastCo)
- San Diego Approves Legal Deal Related to Bird Bankruptcy (SD Union-Trib)
- State Declares Norwalk Out of Compliance with Housing Laws (City News)
- They Have the Votes, So Why Doesn't Leg. Override Gov's Veto? (Pasadena Now)
- Excessive Heat Causes Earlier Start for LB Marathon (LB Post)
- Mayoral Candidates Clash on ADU's, Trolleys, Homelessness (SD Union-Trib)
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