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By
Joe Linton
9:21 AM PST on December 4, 2015
- So Cal Association of Governments (SCAG) Releases Draft Regional Transportation Plan Sustainable Communities Strategy (RTP/SCS) Comments Due Feb 1 (Safe Routes to School)
- Christopher Hawthorne: Caltrans Should Use Unneeded 710 Properties For Parks, Paths (LAT)
- Editorial: More Gas Tax, Fewer Gimmicks For Transpo Funding (LAT)
- The Source Recaps Most Of Yesterday’s Metro Board Actions
… Leaving Out Mention Of Little Tokyo Business Association Lawsuit (Rafu Shimpo, KPCC, DT News) - L.A. Weekly Complains About Subway Construction On Wilshire
- California Signs Non-Binding Greenhouse Gas Clean Vehicles Pledge (LAT)
- Griffith Park Says It Can’t Host Off-Road Olympic Bicycling (Curbed)
- To Combat Climate Change, Reduce Gasoline Dependence (UCLA CHA)
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