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  • SF Weekly Writer's Insane Attempt to Use Local Transit to Go from SF to LA
  • Ridley-Thomas' New Crenshaw Motion Accepts That Subway Isn't Happening (The Source)
  • Shocker: Westside Business Annoyed By Carmageddon Coverage, Pols Not Planning on Closing (NBC4)
  • Medical Centers Worry Staff Won't Make It to Work (LAT)
  • Villaraigosa Wants More U.S. Investment in U.S. Projects (NYT)
  • Progressive Landscape Architect Mia Lehrer Talks Open Space and L.A. (Curbed)
  • Metro Board Approves Free Subway, Orange Line Tix for Carmageddon (The Source)
  • On Subway Route: "This is the most important community issue that I have ever known" (Patch)
  • You Can Kayak on the LA River Again (KCET)
  • More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

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