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Tuesday’s Headlines

Lots on speed cameras from SBSF and SBUSA, but there's plenty of other news from up and down the Golden State.

  • Speed Cameras in SF Show Epidemic of Unsafe Driving (Chron)
  • More on S.F. Speed Cameras (SFGateABC7KTVU)
  • Traffic Cameras Save Lives (Governing)
  • Sun Valley Residents Protest Tiny Homes Village at Metrolink Station (Daily News)
  • Transportation for America: Congress Might Be Too Broken for New Infrastructure Law
  • Newsom Is Signing Lots of Legislation (SacBee)
  • Permit for New Housing Near Santa Monica's Future Great Park (Next)
  • OC Reg.: Are Californians Tired of Green Policies?
  • SoCal Could Have Worst Wildfire Year Ever (LAT)
  • Is It Going to Rain This Fall? (LAT)
  • No Extra Innings Please! Petco Park in San Diego Moves to By the Hour Rates (Union-Trib)

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