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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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