In John Horgan’s dismissive column “Bike lanes generate an endless debate,” he describes an “obvious case of bike lane overkill” in the new north-south bike lanes on California Drive in Burlingame ...

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A couple of weeks ago, my husband and I realized that somehow both our cars are in his name. The truck wasn’t such a mystery—I hate car shopping enough to make salesmen cry, and had refrained from ...

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As frequent visitors to the five blocks allowing only pedestrian traffic in Ventura’s downtown centered on California and Main streets, we urge the city council to maintain this incredible benefit.

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To the editor: Seemingly convinced by the impressive but still ambiguous electric vehicle successes in America and worldwide, guest contributor Mike Murphy lists various solutions for issues that ...

The recent letter, “City shouldn’t eliminate parking requirements,” in the June 25 Camera was wonderful. Here’s a real-world scenario. My wife has a duplex near Boulder’s Alpine-Balsam project; you ...

To the Editor: Randy Oberle's suggestion for traffic lights on the Pittsfield Road in Lenox ("A $1 million road redesign because drivers speed?" May 29) hit the nail on the head. Taking a left turn ...