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By Damien Newton

7:38 AM PST on March 10, 2011

Parks’ Win a Setback for Unions? (LAT)
More on $50,000 Hit and Run Reward (Daily News)
Gas Prices Pushing People Back to Transit. Too Bad We’re Cutting Transit (CBS, The Source)
Yawn. Another Study Shows L.A. Has the Worst Traffic (The Source)
Latino Population Approaching White Population in California (LA_Now)
Latest Pics of Orange Line Chatsworth Construction (Curbed)
WeHo Council Races About “Over-Development” (LAT)
Sadik-Khan’s Supporters Include 1,700 New Yorkers and Ray LaHood (NYC Streetsblog)
Meanwhile, New York Media’s Coverage Is Mocked Across the Pond and Across the Country (Guardian, HuffPo)
It’s Been 20 Years Since the Embarcadero Freeway was Demolished (Carl Nolte)

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