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    • L.A. County Gas Prices Jumped 22 Percent In Last Two Weeks (LAT)
    • Long Beach Transit & City College Partner For Expansive Transit Pass Program (The Source)
    • LADOT To Step Up Bus Lane Enforcement (CBS2)
    • Metro Fiscal Picture Good: Revenue Up, Operations Under Budget (@numble Twitter)
    • Downey Planning Roundabout At Rives Avenue And Quill Drive (Patriot)
    • Malibu Commission Seeks More Enforcement To Curb Deadly Speeding (Malibu Times)
    • Luxury Car Repair Business Charged For Illegally Parking Cars On City Streets (NBC4)...city departments apparently looked the other way for years, not ticketing illegally parked cars
    • Carnage: Driver Kills Mom And Child Near School In Riverside (Press Enterprise)...Wrong Way Driver Kills Two People On 215 Freeway Near Riverside (LAT, Daily Bulletin)...Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Person In Jurupa Valley (Daily Bulletin)
    • CA's Federal Earmarks Include Del Mar Train, Santa Monica Parking-to-Housing (LAT)
    • What If Biden Paid People Not To Drive (Curbed)

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