- Hit and Run Driver Uses Car as Weapon Against Immigration Activists in LA (KTLA via Biking in L.A.)
- E-Bikes Don't Hurt People, Bad Riders Do (Voice of OC)
- State Workers Wonder "Why Now" on Return to Office (SacBee)
- CA DMV Makes Cash Selling Impounded Cars (Daily News)
- More Bus Riders, Better Bike Lanes in SaMo (Daily Press)
- National Parks Cuts Damage Joshua Tree (SF Gate)
- Tesla Stocks Plummet, Reputation in CA Down Too (SF Chron)
- Yes, Drivers Should Subsidize Mass Transit (Urbanism Speakeasy)
- EVs Will Not Improve Transportation Equity (Smart Cities Dive)
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