- Who Cares About Record Ridership? State Budget Could Cut Funds for Metro (Bottleneck Blog)
- City Council Backs Metro Plan for Late Night Trains (LAist)
- Engineer Was Definately Using His Cell Phone, But There Are No Rules Against It (Bottleneck Blog)
- Could Split-Shift Have Contributed to Engineer's State? (Times)
- Now Metrolink Says Cost Wasn't a Factor in Not Having Safer Signals (Daily News)
- Port Fee Could "Dramatically" Raise Cost of Doing Business (Capitol Weekly)
- Parking Day LA Bike Tours and Parties (Green LA Girl)
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