Today’s Headlines
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8:36 AM PST on March 9, 2023
- Northern California’s growing, varied rail network (Railway Age)
- Some states consider ending right turns on red to address rising pedestrian deaths (Pew)
- People are worried about self-driving cars (SmartCitiesDive)
- L.A.’s curb space is valuable (Spectrum)
- Washington follows California’s lead, launches cap-and-trade (Bloomberg)
- Salvaging and recycling building materials keeps that stuff out of landfills (Next City)
- The convoluted arguments about homeless encampments (Vox)
- Some California cities are booming (LA Times)
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