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    • Bicycles are hot, and thieves are targeting bike shops (Davis Enterprise)
    • Video: Wildlife overpass in Utah a success; SoCal to get one next year (ABC)
    • Public input sought for potential Highway 1 expansions in Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
    • Emissions are down, revenue up, but CA needs to ramp up climate fight (Environmental Defense Fund)
    • Some are determined to travel at Thanksgiving (LA Times)
    • Historic voter turnout and smooth operation despite pandemic: California's mail-in ballot process is a model for all states (CalMatters)
    • The Trump war with California on the environment is over with Biden's win (Sacramento Bee)
    • Newsom's French Laundry dinner shows how SOME lobbyists have easy access to power in Sacramento (SF Chronicle)

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