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Today’s Headlines

By Damien Newton

9:11 AM PST on January 31, 2008

Westside Subway Meetings Begin Tonight (Times, Daily News)

Bart Reed Unloads on Bus Cuts, Turnstiles, Yvonne Burke (City Beat)

City Council Backs Maglev Train (Daily News)

Burbank Council Had a Special Transportation Meeting Too (Burbank Leader)

Beijing Ready to Order Cars Off the Road For Olympics (NPR)

Conservatives Back Prop 91 (North County Times)

Downtown Richmond Debates One-Way Vs. Two-Way Streets (Urban Richmond)

Bank of America: Now Serving Pedestrians in Los Feliz! (LAist)

Fuel spill ties up the 134 (Times)

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