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By Damien Newton

9:07 AM PDT on September 8, 2010

Protestors block intersections in response to America's immigration laws. Photo: Times

So.CA.TA’s Richards Explains Turnstile Debacle to Fox News (LAist)
Fiorina in Favor of Texas Oil Companies’ Meddling with State Greenhouse Gas Laws (LAT)
National Survey Lists Glendale as One of Most Dangerous Places to Drive (Glendale News Press)
Sadly, Mass Transit Projects Don’t Reduce Population Growth (City Watch)
No More Parking at Broken Meters (ABC7)
Curbed Wants Your Vote for Best Street to Turn to Pedestrian Plaza
Epstein: Brooklyn’s Waterfront Redevelopment Would Be Nice in L.A. (HuffPo)
At Grade Light Rail Not Controversial Everywhere (The Source)
Food Truck War on 5700 Wilshire Can Get Violent (LAist)

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