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    • AEG Wants Exemption from Environmental Studies for Downtown Stadium (Curbed)
    • Will Expo Really Be Running by Next Summer? (Neon Tommy)
    • Review of the Metro Board Meeting...Nobody Arrested (The Source)
    • Businesses Oppose Closing Metrolink Crossing on City, Glendale Border (LA_Now)
    • Goodbye "Pasadena Freeway" Hello "Arroyo Seco Parkway" (LAT)
    • Mother Jones: "Memo to Urban Environmentalists: Don't Fight Development, Embrace It"
    • Even Mike Bloomberg Loves Car Parking (NYC Streetsblog)
    • No Argument: Bad Signage Leads to Confusion for Metered Parking Areas (City Watch)
    • More on Expo/CPUC Decisions (Curbed)
    • Sheriff's Drinking Going to Be a Problem (LAT)
    • When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Cave on Boycott of Arizona (City Watch)

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