Today Headlines
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8:37 AM PDT on April 8, 2011
- Neighbors for Smart Rail on the Hook for 50k of Expo Legal Fees (Curbed)
- La Cañada Freaked About 710 Big Dig Project (La Canada Patch, La Canada Sun)
- Fight ON, Says the Newspaper! (La Canada Sun)
- Sometimes Community Is Just a Knock Away (LAT)
- Box: City’s “Cost Recovery” Plan for Community Gardens a Cautionary Tale (City Watch)
- Community Meetings for High Desert Corridor Scheduled (The Source)
- Torrance P.D. Not Anti-Bike (Biking In L.A.)
- Who Is Excited for CicLAvia? Green LA Girl Is!
- Southland Gas Prices Rise for 16th Consecutive Day (Daily News)
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