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Monday’s Headlines

This is the last week for Newsom to act on legislation. Update coming later today.

  • More on Speed Cameras Reducing Speeding in SF (CBSNewsHoodline)
  • San Bernadino Ranks Fifth Nationwide as "Dangerous to Cyclists" (Travel Tour World)
  • Bike to School Day Is Wednesday (Pasadena Now)
  • Folsom Had a Soap Box Racing Tournament This Weekend (SacBee)
  • Prop 50 Voting Has Begun (OC Register)
  • Questions About Prop 50? (Daily News)
  • Daylighting Laws a Massive Success in San Diego (Union-Tribune)
  • Yup, That's a Large Sinkhole (OC Register)
  • What Happens When a Waymo Gets Pulled Over? (LAT, KRON 4)
  • Bus Driver Shortage Leads to Some Districts Embracing Rideshare (Stateline)

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