- LA Metro And Caltrans Quietly Kill 110 Freeway Expansion Near USC (@numble Twitter)
- Caltrans "Can't Afford" to Replace Pedestrian Bridge (Oaklandside)
- S.F. Police Commission Votes to Ban Pretextual Stops (SFStandard)
- Beverly Hills' New Three-Block Rain Garden Green Street Thriving (Beverly Press)
- Santa Monica Hosting Meetings on Future of Its Big Blue Bus (Next)
- Appeals Court Gives Second Look to Racial Bias Claim in SD Traffic Stop (U-T)
- Higher Gas Prices = More Profits (Merc-News)
- Street Grids Are Making a Comeback (The Atlantic)
- Trump Makes Endorsement in Central Valley Race to Replace McCarthy (Fresno Bee)
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