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9:32 AM PST on November 25, 2015
- CA Emits More GHG Than Any Country Per Capita Except Rest of U.S. (CalMatters)
- Remember That Reason Foundation Report That Called for Billions on Road Construction That Everyone Laughed Out of the Room? Apparently the Fake Libertarians Found Someone Who Took It Seriously (Forbes)
- Who Needs High Speed Rail When You’ll Be Able to Cruise in Your Driverless Car? (LAT)
- Don’t Expect Angels Flight to Be Open Anytime Soon (Curbed)
- New Marina Del Rey Development Funds Bike Trail 18% of Parking for Bikes (My News LA)
- OCTA Seeks Public Input on Route Changes (OC Register)
- Growing Pains (errrr Full House) Star John Stamos Pleads Guilty to DUI (Daily News)
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