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Wednesday’s Headlines

Still waiting on the governor's signature....

My last time leading a Bike to School Day from our local “park and bike.”

  • It's National Walk and Bike to School Day... (Fox11/LA)
  • ...Part of Walk and Roll to School Week (KTVU)
  • Local Advocate Looks at South LA Hit and Run Epidemic (Wave)
  • Hermosa Beach School District Wins Award for E-Bike Safety (Daily Breeze)
  • Transit Rescue Funds Still Await Gov's Signature (theFrisc)
  • One Third Of Angelenos Don't Drive (Torched)
  • City of Sacramento Unveils New Homelessness Plan (SacBee)
  • Mixed Review for New Road Diet (CBS8/SD)
  • Clovis' Trail Network Is Growing (FresnoBee)
  • Progress Park Opens in San Diego (Union-Trib)
  • Americans Love Car Ownership (Millennial Dream)
  • Streetsblog and Sec. of State Agree, Vote EARLY! (OC Register, TikTok)

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