- More on E-Bike Vouchers (Berkeleyside, EastBayTimes, SacABC)
- Metro Deploys Weapon Detection Tech At Norwalk Station (KTLA, KNBC)
- Burbank Council Votes On BRT Design Changes (Leader)
- Santa Clarita Removes Buffers Because They're Ugly (Signal)
- 3.1 Mile Bikeway Will Open This Summer in Imperial Beach (Times of SD)
- BART does the World's Nerdiest Event (SFGate)
- Bike Activist Wonders About Safety Benefits of Bike Ticketing (SacBee)
- CA 49th in Homeownership (OC Register)
- Uncertainty at State DOT's a Month After Approps Bill (Eno Center for Transportation)
- Duffy Trying to Hire Back Doge'd USDOT Employees (Politico)
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