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Wednesday’s Headlines

Sometimes my other duties for Streetsblog get me off to a later start for SBCAL than I'd like. Sorry!

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  • Massive Mixed Use Near San Jose Train Station (Merc-News)
  • LA Rejects Several Early Measure HLA Appeals (Bikas)
  • Pasadena Council Reviews 710 Stub Plans (Pasadena Now)
  • Culver City Holds Ribbon Cutting for Bike/Bus Lane (Crossroads)
  • Culver City Also Planning "Entertainment Zone" (SaMo Next)
  • Travel Website Lists Stockton, STOCKTON, As the Country's Most Dangerous City for Bicyclists
  • La Mesa Police Officer Killed by Traffic During Stop (Union-Trib)
  • I Confess, I'm Looking Forward to Stranger Things/CicLAvia (Biking in L.A.)
  • Newsom Working on Another National Guard Lawsuit (SacBee)
  • Guard Being Used for Food Assistance During Federal Shutdown (OC Register)
  • Early Voting Data on Prop. 50 (SacBee)
  • CityLab Talks to "The War on Cars"

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