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    • Beverly Hills Vice-Mayor Heads to D.C. to Lobby on Subway Stop (Patch)
    • Villaraigosa Kills "Gold Card" Program for Powerful to Kill Parking Tickets (LAT)
    • The Los Angeles Times Approves
    • $1 Billion TOD Coming to North Hollywood Red/Orange Line Stops? (Patch)
    • Explosion of Illegal "Handicapped" Parking Placards (LAT)
    • Downtowners Sharing Their Views on Streetcar (Downtown News)
    • Englander Chomping at the Bit to Get Working as Councilman (Daily News)
    • Scenes from National Bike to Work Day (DC Streetsblog)
    • SF Chronicle Op-Ed: “High-Speed Rail Shouldn’t Be a Casualty of Short-Term Thinking”
    • Tom Vanderbilt on the Dangers of “Children At Play” Signs (Slate)
    • Caltrans Repaving 101 in Ventura County (VC Star)
    • Amgen Tour Rolls Through the Southland (Daily News)

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