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9:15 AM PST on January 24, 2020

    • CA Cap and Trade Paying for Improvements in Fresno's Disadvantaged Communities (Fresno Bee)
    • Traffic Worse, Transit Ridership Down (EastBayTimes)
    • Why ACT-LA Currently Opposes State Transit-Housing-Density Bill S.B. 50
    • Newsom Volunteers for San Diego Homeless Count (Union-Tribune)
    • CHP Blames Road Rage for Majority of Traffic Deaths in Southland (ABC7)
    • Highway Safety Laws Aren't Keeping Young Drivers Safe (SacBee)
    • Riverside County Looking to Freight Rail to Reduce Truck Traffic (Press-Enterprise)
    • Bike Park Opens in Sweetwater (Union-Tribune)

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