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By Damien Newton

9:14 AM PST on January 28, 2008

Culver City Considers Congestion Fee for New Development (Wave)

Beverly Hills Begins No Stopping During Morning Rush on Olympic (Canyon News)

State Legislature Votes on Car "Feebates" (Times)

Sprinter Opening Delayed Again (Now Coming in March...) (Mercury-News)

Another Blog Against Subway Gates (Sub Chat)

Opposition Grows to New Billboard Plan (City Watch)

Ventura and SB Start Vanpool for Farmers (Capital Press)

Chicago Seniors Can't Wait for Free Transit Rides (AP)

City Finnancial Picture Looks Bleak (Daily News)

Bus Crash Kills 8 (Times)

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