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8:14 AM PST on March 9, 2012

    • Editorial: Banning Food Trucks Near Schools Makes No Sense (Daily News)
    • Arcadia City Council Decides That Bike Plans Are for Other Cities (Biking In L.A.)
    • Modesto Bee Equivocates Both Sides of High Speed Rail Debate Into Spin Doctors
    • 52 Trees Need to Be Moved for Expo Line in Santa Monica (Mirror)
    • Ethics Commission Increases Donation Caps for City Council, Mayor, Comptroller, City Attorney (LAT)
    • Chronicle Op-Ed: SFMTA Should Give Students a Free Ride on Muni
    • But It's Totally Worth It!  More Night Time Closures for 405 (Daily News)

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