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    • County Congressmen Tell Metro Subway to the Sea and Downtown Connector Unlikely to Receive New Starts Funding (Times, LAist)
    • But WeHo Pumped for, Ahem, "Fabulous" Subway Line (Examiner)
    • BRU Taking Metro to Court Over Fares (Leagle)
    • Rutten Wrong Again: Exempting Stadium from Environmental Laws a Great Idea (Times)
    • Insiders Favored to Be L.A.'s Next Top Cop (Times)
    • UCLA Students, Faculty, Staff Make it to Class Sans Car (Daily Bruin)
    • Palmdale Using Parking Lots to Harness Wind Power (Times)
    • Deaf and Blind Pedestrians Make Streets Advocacy Headway in Minnesota (Star Trib)
    • Jaywalking Crackdowns Don't Make Peds Safer (Car-Free in Big D via Streetsblog.net)

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