Friday’s Lovey-Dovey Headlines
- More on Free Muni, Traffic Mess Anticipated for this Weekend (SFStandard)
- Sunnyvale’s Lack of Protected Bike Lanes (SJSpotlight)
- Catalina Residents Want Stricter E-Bike Rules (The Log)
- AAA: Pedestrian Deaths Rose 80% between 2009 and 2022 (Smart Cities Dive)
- Glendale Begins Crescenta Ave. Construction Including Prot. Bike Lanes (CV Weekly)
- Beverly Hills Approves Expedited Metro Subway Construction (Beverly Press)
- Curbed Eulogized Donald Shoup
- That’s A Lot of Rain for Still Being Below Average (Union-Trib)
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