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By Damien Newton

9:38 AM PDT on August 16, 2017

How LA Vision Zero Artist Is Reimagining Streets (CityLab)
Commentary: Public Transportation Key to Paris Accord (The Hill)
"Bicyclist Who Ran Traffic Light" Killed in Fresno Crash (Fresno Bee)
State Republican Leaders Fleeing Trump (SacBee)
Massive "Power Center" Development Coming to South Sacramento (SacBee)
Controversy Around MPO Boss in San Diego Leads to Resignation Letter (Union-Tribune)
Fox News, Daily Caller Delete Post Encouraging Readers to Ram Protestors With Cars (CNN)
New Trump Order Would Make It Easier to Build Infrastructure Susceptible to Flooding (NYT, Reuters)
NRDC Poll: Americans Don’t Support Trump’s Draconian Transit Cuts

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