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Friday’s Headlines

CA vs. Republicans is national news, but there's plenty of other news happening around the state.

  • More on Congress V CA on Emissions (SacBee, KRCR)
    • Padilla: We Will Not Forget (YouTube)
  • CARB : E-Bike Rebates Totally Going to Go Smoothly This Time (Union-Trib)
  • Video of LA City Hall Die-In Protest (YouTube)
  • Reducing Transportation Costs Makes People Less Stressed (KTLA)
  • SFMTA Needs 2026 Funding Measure (theFrisc)
  • Palm Springs Bicyclists Demand Safer Streets (Palm Springs Post)
  • Santa Barbara Not Meeting VO Goals as Bicycling Increases (Independent)
  • Bay Area Workers Returning to Office, but Fewer by Transit (SFChron)
  • PCH Reopens in Malibu (LAT, SM Next)
  • You Don't Have to Live in CA to Get DMV ID (Daily News)

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