- Audit: Los Angeles Failing at Vision Zero (LAist, Biking in LA)
- Riverside Makes New E-bike Restrictions (MyNewsLA)
- Encinitas Will Replace Protected Bike Lane with Wide Bike Lane (SD Reader)
- CA Needs to Upgrades Dams (FresnoBee)
- More on Muni Lines Cut (SFStandard)
- Long Beach, Santa Ana Get Four More Olympics Events (LB Post, Daily News)
- NYU's Marron Institute:Amtrak Can Speed Up 30% on Existing Tracks (CityLab)
- High Beams Getting Brighter (Vox)
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