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    • Gov.: High Speed Rail Will Cost Less Than $100 Billion Estimate (Daily News)
    • Could Use "Cap and Trade" Funds to Pay for Construction (SacBee)
    • More on Metro's Career Constructions Program for Disadvantaged Communities (LAT, LAist)
    • ARRA Debacle Points to Need for Grants Management Office in City Hall (LAT)
    • MLK Transit Center Opens in Compton (The Source)
    • Jim Newton: Decision to Change Impound Procedures Not Cut and Dry (LAT)
    • The Best and Worst Metro Stations for Pedestrian Access According to Walk Score (More Than Red Cars via Curbed)
    • Gov. Ordered Firing of Staffer Who Took Hard Line on Oil Extraction (LAT)
    • Moby Starts His Own Architecture Blog about Los Angeles (Curbed)
    • More on Metro's Proposed New Freeway Project in the Antelope Valley (The Source)
    • Editorial: First Lady's Anti-Obesity Effort a Worthy Fight (Daily News)
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