The new concrete bridge allows crews to begin dismantling the old wooden bridge. Crews will also work on a parallel bridge that will hold the second set of tracks.
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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted Tuesday to advance an "anti-corruption" measure that would feature a two-year ban on post-employment lobbying and restrictions on using betting platforms, such as Kalshi, for insider trading. -
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