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8:09 AM PDT on November 5, 2010

    via Erik Griswold: Now that's People Powered Transportation.
  • Tuesday's Election Bad for Local Transit Hopes, But Not Fatal (LAT)
  • We Still Don't Know Who's the Next Attorney General (Cal. Watch)
  • CA's First HSR Segment Going to the Central Valley, not LA to Anaheim (LAT)
  • Update on NoHo Jeep v Ped Crash.  One Girl Dead.  One Paralyzed (Daily News)
  • Tom Hayden: California Really Poised to Lead Country to a Green Future (LAT)
  • With Rejection of Prop 21, State Parks Officials Struggle to Find Solutions (SF Gate)
  • A Tweak to Metrolink's Schedule (LAist)
  • "Local Restaurant" Gives Discount to Cyclists  (NBC4)
  • An Open Letter from Steve Hymon (The Source)

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