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    • If Feds. Won't Finance 30/10, Will China? (LAT)
    • So Far So Good: 80% of Trenching Done in BH, No Faults Found (BH Weekly)
    • High Speed Rail, Good for Students (Daily Trojan)
    • More on Garcetti's Interactive Model Plans for Glendale Blvd. (Patch)
    • Did Mayor's Chief of Staff Move to Garcetti's District for Council Seat or Subway Access? (LA_Now)
    • He Might Be Selling the Dodgers, But McCourt Wants to Keep the Infamous Parking Lot (LAT)
    • Gov. Brown Lashes Out at High-Speed Rail Foes in State of the State Address (CoCo Times)
    • LACBC Elects New Board (Biking In LA)

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