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9:52 AM PDT on August 15, 2017

    • La Jolla Residents Post Signs Begging People to Stop Crashing Cars Into Their Houses (LJ Light)
    • Long Beach Mayor Gets Personal in Bid to Increase Rail Ridership (KPCC)
    • More on Bay Area Bike Share Vandalism (SFChron)
    • Yosemite Looks for Answers to Traffic Jams (LAT)
    • SMART Train Still Waiting for OK from Feds (MarinIJ)
    • Does Temporary Bike Path Closure Provide Chance for Better Connections? (SaMo Next)
    • Long Beach’s Most Marginalized Neighborhoods Bear the Biggest Burden Environmentally (LongBeachize)
    • Sacramento Pays Its Transit Officials Really Well (SacBee)

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