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8:18 AM PST on November 18, 2009

    • USC's Bike Enforcement: Questions Remain on Whether Its Legal, But Not Whether Its Ineffective (Daily Trojan)
    • June Groundbreaking for Downtown's Civic Park (Curbed)
    • Traffic Lights, Safety Laws, Keep Eastside Extension at 15 M.P.H. (The Source)
    • Thieves Use Eastside Extension to Make Their Getaway (Times)
    • State Faced with $21 Billion Budget (Times)
    • No Resources to Deal with Hit and Run Epidemic.  Resources to Harass Street Vendors (Times)
    • Investment Trends: Super-Rich Buying Up Rail, Roads, and Bridges (Globe and Mail, WSJ)
    • NYPD Escort for "Amtrak Joe" Crashes on the Way to Daily Show (NYT, Post)

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