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    • It's about climate change: Tejon Ranch development blocked (Curbed)
    • Muni considering HOV lanes on SF's state highways through the city (Mass Transit)
    • CA GOP reps try to undermine high-speed rail (Transportation Today)
    • Trade unions and oil industry are killing California climate policy (CalMatters)
    • But California needs to move faster on climate change (LA Times)
    • Despite law, LA still has yet to begin annual oil well inspections (LA Times)
    • An improved Amtrak needs to welcome young riders (Frontier Group)
    • New Jersey cops overreact to Black and Latino kids on bikes (NJ.com)
    • How the pandemic affected where people in the U.S. live - no dramatic change in patterns (NY Times)

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