Today’s Headlines
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8:48 AM PDT on June 22, 2016

- SoCal Amtrak passengers get free transfers to buses, shuttles in San Diego (Times of San Diego)
- Finding the true cost of carbon emissions (GreenBiz)
- South Orange County residents and experts brainstorm transportation solutions (OC Register)
- In Northern California, the same theme: we need transportation choices (San Francisco Business Journals)
- Sonoma County Bike Coalition leader to step down (Press Democrat)
- And the winner of the Smart City Challenge seems to be: Columbus, Ohio (Columbus Dispatch)
- The “megaproject curse”: Costs go up (California Magazine)
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