- BART Could Take Steps to Cut Cost of Transfers (KTVU)
- "Beach Streets" Open Streets Events Returns to Long Beach (Longbeachize)
- Caltrans Funds for Transit (MassTransit)
- Sonoma County Approves Two Miles of New Bike Lanes (Sonoma News)
- Anaheim Bans Homeless from Benches, Sidewalks (OC Register)
- Rain, Cold Weather, Coming to NorCal (SacBee)
- Santa Monica Balks at Possibly Hosting Olympic Volleyball (SM Next)
- Automated Cameras Ticket Drivers Proportionately by Race, Unlike Police Officers (The Conversation)
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