Today Headlines
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9:33 AM PDT on May 12, 2023
- Street Safety Advocates in SF Are Taking DIY to a Whole New Level (The Frisc)
- Examiner Talk to Supe. Safai about Challenge to Breed
- Environmental Issues at Play in Sacramento (NRDC)
- U. Berkeley Loses Developer for Homeless Housing Project (Chron)
- Developer Promised 125 Units. UB Says It’s Moving on with Project (Berkeleyside)
- If California’s Air Quality Regulations Are So Strict, Why Is the Air Quality Bad? (LAT)
- L.A. Might Replace Some Peak-Hour No Parking Lanes With Bus, Bike Lanes (KTLA)
- Policing-Only Approach to Homelessness and Mental Health Failing Transit (Transit Center)
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