- Talking Silicon Valley Crosswalks Mock Zuck, Musk (PaloAltoOnline, Daily Post)
- Some "e-bikes" Will Get New Classification Under State Law (Electrek)
- Muni and the City's Growing Budget (SFChron)
- More on Waymo on Market Street (SFExaminer, SFStandard)
- Speeding, Drunk, Former LAPD Officer Pleads Guilty to Murder in 2017 DUI (LAT)
- Least Transit-Friendly Pro Sports Stadium in Country to Host Portions of "Car-Free Olympics" (LAT)
- Anaheim Has Big Plans to Improve Beach Boulevard (1, 2, 3, 4)
- Long Beach Finishes New Airport Drop Off Zone (LB Post)
- World's Largest nations, Except U.S., Agree to Carbon Limits on Shipping (Associated Press)
- Want to See Bernie in Sacramento? Don't Drive (SacBee)
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