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4:53 AM PDT on July 25, 2011

    • Mayors of Bev. Hills, L.A., Meet to Discuss Subway Stops (Patch)
    • Villaraigosa Looks to Transit to Cement Legacy (Daily News)
    • Los Angeles Moves Down Walk Score List (Curbed)
    • NBC4 Takes Up for High Speed Rail
    • New Car Sales Rise 4.9 Percent in California (SacBee)
    • Texas Developer Meddling in Downtown Stadium Debate (LAT)
    • High Speed Rail Faces Crucial Test in Washington, D.C. (SF Gate)
    • White Flight Is Now About Whites Returning to the City (LAT)
    • Man Appears in El Monte Court, Steals Bike on Way Out of Courthouse (LA_Now via Biking In L.A.)

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