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    • Damian Kevitt on How Crash That Lost His Leg Made Him Safety Advocate (Yahoo via Bicycling)
    • More Bike Lanes, Sharrows Coming to Beverly Hills (BH Press)
    • Air Resources Board Holds Hearing on CA Climate Plan (Federal News Network)
    • UN Chief Warns That Climate Change Impacting World Food Supply (Daily News)
    • Closed-door CA Budget Negotiations Focus on Energy (CalMatters)
    • Experts Warn That We Should Get Used to Seeing Guns in Public Spaces (Daily News)
    • Water Restrictions Making an Impact in SoCal (LAT)
    • Veo Mini Sit Down Scooter Share Coming to the Westside (Dot.LA)
    • UCLA Narrows Bike Lane When Rebuilding Hall (Bike Academy)
    • CA Dem's Who Understand Basic Economics and Science in Political Bind Over Biden's Gas Tax Holiday (Sacramento Bee)
    • Black Cyclists Are 4x More Likely to Be Killed by Drivers and Black Pedestrians Are 2x's As Likely Than Whites (The Grio, Streetsblog USA)

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