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    • The lingering, widespread health problems from wildfire smoke (Reveal)
    • CA's 3-foot-passing law is rarely enforced (LAist)
    • Federal autonomous vehicle bill gets last-minute push in lame-duck Congress (The Verge)
    • Switching to electric vehicles could save billions, but timing is tricky (FutureStructure)
    • Victor Valley Transit orders new electric buses (Business Insider)
    • Sonora pedestrian project seeks public input (MyMotherLode)
    • To get people to drive less, a cultural shift is needed (Mobility Lab)
    • L.A. considers development at Tejon Ranch—fire risk is one consideration (LA Times)
    • SoCalGas ratepayers pay for lobbying against zero emission energy (CALmatters)
    • Sens. Beall and McGuire introduce a package of affordable housing bills (Lake County News)
    • Sen. Weiner proposes a right-to-shelter bill (SF Chronicle)
    • Initiative to kill high-speed rail faces an uphill battle (CNBC)

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