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The mountain bike park in Santa Clarita sounds pretty great.

Wiener speaks as Arreguín (left) looks on at the introduction of related legislation that will allow the Bay Area to vote on transit funding in November of 2026. Image: Seamless Bay Area

  • Another Bill to Force Zoning Changes Near Transit (SFExaminer)
  • WeHO Councilmember (and Senate Candidate) Talks Bike Safety (The Blade)
  • Santa Clarita's 720 Acre Bike Park Expected to Open This Year (CBS2)
  • Berkeley Moves Forward with Bike Trail in Wildcat Canyon (Berkeleyside)
  • LAUSD Sitting On Shade Grant Funds (Afro L.A.)
  • CA's Overregulation Strangling HSR (Fresno Bee)
  • Federal HSR Funds Moved to a Trust (CapRadio)
  • ICE Terror Day 68: ~300 Abducted (L.A. Taco)
  • SacBee Remembers Bee Building, Demolished for Affordable Housing
  • States Will Need to Reapply for EV Grants Earned During Biden Admin (Sierra Club)
  • Santa Monica EV Charging Lot Opens (Yo Venice)

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