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    • Gov's Plan to Gut CEQA for Development and Energy Projects Gets a Pilot (Desert Sun
    • Chief Beck a "Big Fan" of Bicycle Patrols (CNN)
    • Want to Triple Job Creation in the Next Stimulus for CA?  Spend it on Transit, Not Highways (Switchboard)
    • Prius Driver Still in Shock His Car Isn't Cool Anymore (Daily News)
    • Living Near Freeways Causes Hardened Arteries, Strokes, in SoCal (Times)
    • Living Near Transit Reduces Your Chance of Facing Foreclosure (Chicago Sun Times
    • Pico and Sepulveda Hot Again (City Watch)
    • The Lake Wobegon Effect: Why We Need Texting-While-Driving Bans With Teeth (Cyclelicious)
    • Mayor, Council President Ready for "All My Children" Debut (Daily News)

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