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Monday’s Headlines

Californians rally against Trump.

By Damien Newton

9:56 AM PDT on April 7, 2025

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"Hands Off" Protests from Around the State (LAT, KTLA, SF Chronicle, OC Register, AXIOS, SacBee)
Caltrain Ridership Up Again (EastBayTimes)
WeHo Considers Green Bike Lanes (WeHo Online)
Fresno and Clovis PD Talk Why They Do Traffic Stops (Fresno Bee)
Plan to End Sunday Car Parking in San Diego Draws Protests (Union-Trib)
EV's Help, But Not Enough to Save Us from Climate Catastrophe (The Conversation)
Study Confirms That Freeways Disrupt Social Fabric of Nearby Neighborhoods (Fast Company)
It's Pothole Season! (Daily News)

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