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By Damien Newton

8:06 AM PST on November 23, 2015

City Could Have Made Every Major Street a Great Street for Cost of 405 Widening (City Watch)
Rep. Ballot Initiative to Scuttle High Speed Rail Really About Wrecking Environment (CAHSR Blog)
Even George Skelton at the Times and the Daily News Are Skeptical
High Hopes for Downtown Bike Share…if Anyone Actually Uses It (Daily Trojan)
Bike Share Is a Good Idea to Address First Mile-Last Mile Problems (SGV Tribune)
Metro Board Is Very Very Upset Over $132 Million Connector Overrun. Speaks to Staff in Stern Voice, Expresses Disappointment. Stops Short of Withholding Dessert. (KPCC)
SaMo City Manager Predicts Expo Opening in April or May (SM Mirror)
New Free Shuttle “Passport” Routes in Long Beach (LongBeachize)
LAX People Mover Will Be Finished in 2023 (Curbed)
How to Avoid Traffic Paid Content: Don’t Drive at Rush Hour (Daily News)
South OC Bus Routes on the Cutting Block (Patch)

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