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    • San Diego's “aggressive” bike plan includes hiring someone to oversee it (San Diego Union Tribune)
    • Well-off communities Laguna Beach and Newport Beach are fixing their sidewalks (LA Times)
    • Bay Bridge bike path to open seven days a week (SF Weekly)
    • The very thought of roundabouts gets people in a tizzy, but they are safer, smoother, cheaper (Modesto Bee)
    • Palm Springs mayor wants to scale down the CV Link in his city (Desert Sun)
    • A Rancho Cucamonga mixed-use project will have an “east coast feel” (Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)
    • Apple gets a permit to test self-driving cars in CA (Business Standard)
    • Apple claims its new HQ is the greenest building in the world--not with all that parking it isn't (Slate)
    • Construction contract approved for express lanes in Riverside County (Patch.com)
    • Plaintiff plans to try again with cap-and-trade ruling (Law360)
    • SB1 will help bring the ACE train to Modesto (Mass Transit)
      • And the OC Register suggests the ACE deal “broke the law”
    • Is CA winning the war on greenhouse gas emissions? (Sacramento Bee)
    • Can CA lead other states on climate change? (LA Times)

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