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    • State Considering Canceling Sale of Prop 1B Bonds, Imperiling Transit Expansion (The Source)
    • Rail to LAX Complicated by More Than Cost (LAT)
    • It's Been 50 Years Since We Said Goodbye to Red Cars (Primary Resources)
    • City Council Sets Aside Funds for Streetcar (ABC7)
    • Tom Rubin Decimates Metro's Bus Cut Logic (New Geography)
    • City Outlines 12 Negotiating Positions for Stadium (Daily News)
    • Bikes meet Train, Train meet Bike (CicLAvia, Zev Yaroslavky's Blog)
    • A Nice Look at LA'S DIY Bike Culture (LAist)
    • Ohio Gov. John Kasich Declares War on Transit, Cities (Cap. Hill Streetsblog)
    • Gas Prices Could Break 2008 Records Real Soon (USA Today)
    • ZipCar Stocks Soar After It Becomes Public Company (SF Examiner)

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