Yosemite Says

The Marin School Board surveyed hundreds of "e-bikes" parked at their schools. 80% parked at middle schools and 90% parked at high schools were found to be illegally modified.

Thanks, Jackie. Assembly Member Papan has a bill in process defining power limits and Assembly Member Rebecca Bauer-Kahan has a bill that would require registration. Will those bills survive the bike lobby? Let's hope.

"Lot retirement" or something similar looks like a solution that the Bayside may need to consider as sea level rise seems to be with us sooner than expected.

Too many straws in the bowl. We need a statewide initiative to cap sales taxes. Personally, I would put that at 10%.

Senator Becker, Assembly Member Papan, and now Supervisors Speier and Mueller are on the case and kudos to them. RWC Council Member Chu deserves a standing ovation for speaking bluntly to the issue.

Your first premise is fallacious because it's given as a universal without evidence. The second is fallacious because it is known to be untrue.

Until the bike lobby's undue influence in the legislature is overcome, cities are left to do what they can for public safety.

Faulting one legislator for a long list of your grievances against the automobile is not what would normally be considered as balanced.

Something bad must be in the water when e-bike fans are willing to criticize common sense safety legislation for our kids's and grandkids'sake.

More than a little racist, Dirk.