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By Melanie Curry

9:12 AM PST on November 20, 2015

Santa Cruz moves up to Gold Rated Bicycle Friendly Community (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
- …and Santa Clarita earns Bronze (SignalSCV)
Thousand Oaks to develop a Transit Master Plan (Ventura County Star)
Bay Area increases funding for conservation (Greenbelt)
Pollution from VW’s deception mapped in California (Grist)
What’s causing rising energy costs in California? (Independent Voter Project)
Fremont plans lots of parking around new Warm Springs BART station (Systemic Failure)
Lisa Schweitzer on the Reason Foundation’s Regional Mobility Plan for Southern California (Lisa Schweitzer)
If you think traffic is bad now, just wait for self-driving cars (Washington Post)

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