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California legislators revisit failed bills
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Legislators propose laws on guns, revamping public transit, and cannabis cafes.Bay Area
BART bidding farewell to paper tickets after more than 50 years, switches to Clipper-only
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The change took effect Nov 30 as BART rolled out new fare gates that won’t accept the old paper/magstripe tickets.Bay Area
How will California public transit agencies spend $5 billion?
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One of the top arguments in the push for more state investment was that relying on passenger fares isn’t sustainable.Bay Area
Bill would add regulations for ride-share companies that take students to school
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Drivers for HopSkipDrive and other rideshare services would have to meet the same safety standards as bus drivers under SB 88.around town
A piping hot weekend lies ahead for some in the Bay Area
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Piedmont is expected to escape triple-digit highs but an excessive heat watch will be in effect for much of the region.teachers
Is destination in sight for California public transit?
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Public transit agencies have pleaded for assistance amid ridership declines.Bay Area
Why California public transit is at a pivotal moment
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Public transit agencies are struggling to avoid a “fiscal cliff” — and to persuade riders to return after the pandemic.gavin newsom
Newsom signs watered-down oil profit penalty
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The penalty plan is supposed to keep California gas prices under control.Featured in Category
