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The Vision Zero Action Plan, adopted by the Portland City Council, calls for the City to take dozens of specific actions to end traffic fatalities. The action items include specific steps to address dangerous street designs and dangerous behaviors. The Struck campaign calls for the city to conduct multi-component education campaigns to build public awareness and leverage other Vision Zero actions.

PBOT is investing $300,000 in the Struck campaign, including production and advertising costs, paid from cannabis tax revenue designated for Vision Zero programs. The campaign will expand on the city's Vision Zero efforts, which include more than $40 million in safety improvements to streets in 2018, as well as new lower speed limits on residential streets.

The Vision Zero Action Plan identifies 30 streetsESPN Chargers reporter Eric D. Williams talks about the team missing the city of San Diego's deadline to have a deal in place for a new stadium in order for it to be put on the ballot in January. (1:16)

SAN DIEGO -- As expected, the Chargers missed the city of San Diego's Friday deadline to have a deal in place for a new stadium in order for the matter to be put on the ballot in January. That means that the Chargers are very much in play for relocation as the NFL's owners consider moving a team to Los Angeles at the end of the year.

In August, the city and county announced plans for a new $1.1 billion stadium in San Diego that included $350 million in public