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4:37 AM PDT on June 1, 2011

  • Mobility 21: Thanks Senate for the Fast Forward (The Source)
  • Alpern: How Do We Build the Best Crenshaw/LAX/Green Line (City Watch)
  • Poll: Was Leimert Park/Expo Subway Decision an Insult to South L.A. (City Watch)
  • Crash It Like Beckham: Reckless Driving Soccer Star Rear Ends Stalled Vehicle (LA_Now)
  • Amtrak's NE Corridor, To Privatize or Not to Privatize... (Streetsblog.net)
  • Sewer Line Under PCH to Be Repaired, Squeeze Traffic (LAT)
  • L.A. Correspondent bikes, parks, ciclovías and draws San Francisco
  • Congratulations L.A. County Drivers, Only One Person Killed Over Weekend (Daily News)
  • Driving While Black: African-Americans Charged More for Car Insurance (Our Weekly)
  • The “New Politics of Dense Development” in San Francisco (SF Examiner)

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