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    • Don't Worry Brentwood, You'll Get Another Shot at Getting Your BRT Exemption (The Source)
    • LACBC: As members of the Metro Board of Directors you should all be committed to upholding Metro’s Mission...
    • Some More Measured Coverage (Curbed, LAT)
    • Meanwhile, Downtowners Upset They Aren't Getting More Transit (Blog Downtown)
    • Free Transit for Field Trips Moves Forward (LAist)
    • Wilshire/405 Flyover Ramps on the Way (LA Observed)
    • Roundup of the Rest of the Meeting (The Source)
    • Innovator Gabe Klein Is Out at DC DOT as New Administration Comes to City Hall (GGW, WaPo)
    • Santa Monica Residents, and SM Spoke, Rail at Texas Developers Giants Plans (Daily Press)
    • Monrovia's Gold Line Station Wins "Transit Village" Planning Award (LAist)
    • Debating EVs as Volt and Leaf Get EPA Ratings (Huff Po)
    • Contempt for Brown Act Not Limited to Metro Board (City Watch)
    • To Cut Budgets, Will Cities Consider Merging? (Minn Post)
    • Detailed Look at a National Infrastructure Bank (Transport Nation)

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Valley-Westside rail, South Bay rail, transit-oriented housing, green WeHo bike lanes, Country Club housing, LAPD, Avenue 60, car-nage, and more

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