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    • Costa Mesa advocates work for better, safer streets (The OCR)
    • Mountain View debates pros and cons of converting Castro Street to a pedestrian plaza (ABC7)
    • CARB to take up issue of polluting ships (LA Times)
    • Transportation will continue its march towards electrification (Government Technology)
    • Litigants against a ski resort insist on their right to free parking (Press Democrat)
    • In response to a law requiring it, CA releases study showing cops pull over, search black drivers more often than other groups (Sacramento Bee)
    • New housing laws take effect in California (San Jose Inside)

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