Today’s Headlines
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- Sixth Street in La Brea goes on a road diet (LA Curbed)
- Uber is providing heretofore unheard-of economic data (Planetizen)
- Governor signs bill that restricts cell phone use while driving a little bit more (Sacramento Bee)
- California's climate change policies have reshaped the state (SF Chronicle)
- Don't forget about poor people in the climate change fight (Sacramento Bee)
- The world is watching California's climate change efforts (Washington Post)
- Charlotte's rage, and Charlotte's roads (Think Progress)
- Fear of parking loss: Is there a cure? (Streets.mn)
- Miami Beach wants to try being positive about things (CityLab)
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