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Going Home for the Holidays? 5 Tips to Make the Trip More Fun

Going Home for the Holidays? 5 Tips to Make the Trip More Fun

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You can minimize conflict and maximize joy during the holidays by being prepared and taking a breath.See the Story

40,000 People Died on California Roads. State Leaders Looked Away

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40,000 People Died on California Roads. State Leaders Looked Away

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At a California State Senate committee hearing this year, the director of CalTrans, Tony Tavares, showed a simple chart that might have caused the assembled lawmakers some alarm. It was a series of black bars representing the death toll on California’s roads in each of the past 20 years. Fatalities had been falling until 2010, when the bars started getting longer and longer. A blood-red arrow shot up over the growing lines, charting their rise,…See the Story

What Grade Would You Give California Roads? According to New Report, They're Failing

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What Grade Would You Give California Roads? According to New Report, They're Failing

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The California Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) released its 2025 report card last week, giving California's infrastructure a C-.See the Story

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