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Friday’s Headlines

Another freeway falling into the ocean?

  • State Plans for $2 Billion to Rescue U.S. 101 from links Eureka to Crescent City That Is Slipping Into the Ocean (SF Chron)
  • Pasadena Passes Complete Streets Plan for Lake Ave (Pasadena Now)
  • Class IV Bike Lane Getting Push Back in San Mateo (Daily Journal)
  • Westlake Village Joins E-Bike Crackdown (Acorn)
  • LA Councilmember Launches Campaign to Fix Sidewalks (Daily News)
  • Local Fox Producer in Sacramento Fired for Criticizing Fox National Authority Stenographer Bill Melugin During ICE Raid (SacBee)
  • Outdoor Mall Continues Comeback (SM Next)
  • Long Beach Readies for Pilot Entertainment Zone (LB Post)
  • Golden Gate Park Kicking Off Concerts, Street Closures (SF Gate)
  • Fullerton Christmas in July Parade Is Tomorrow (Fullerton Observer)
  • With no $ to Expand, Officials Use Tech to Increase Efficiency (Route Fifty)

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