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    Which Way, L.A.?

    Existing Beach Wins, New Toll Road Loses in San Onofre

    California’s Transportation Corridor Agency wants to build 16 miles of a 6-lane toll road across the Trestles marine estuary through San Onofre State Beach. The goal is to relieve the bottleneck on Interstate 5 in Southern Orange and Northern San Diego Counties.

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    By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

    California’s Transportation Corridor Agency wants to build 16 miles of a 6-lane toll road across the Trestles marine estuary through San Onofre State Beach. The goal is to relieve the bottleneck on Interstate 5 in Southern Orange and Northern San Diego Counties. Last night, to the cheers of a crowd of 3500 people, the State Coastal Commission said, “no.”

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    In Politics and Labor Disputes, More Questions than Answers
    1. 1:00Registrar Now Taking a 2nd Look at Non-Partisan Ballots
    2. 7:00The Upcoming Handoff of Power in Sacramento
    3. 12:54Could the end of the Writer’s Strike be Near?
    4. 18:44Existing Beach Wins, New Toll Road Loses in San OnofreYou’re reading this
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