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    • Construction of Gold Line Foothill Extension Gets the Green Light (The Source)
    • Forget About Beverly Hills, What About the Lawsuits Against the Red Line? (Curbed)
    • Two Miracle Mile Museums To Be Raised for Westside Subway Expansion (LAT)
    • On Location Filming Down in L.A. (Daily News)
    • Proposed Food Truck Ban Near Schools Dies in Assembly (Daily News)
    • Expo Tests Running All the Way to Culver City (The Source)
    • How the High Speed Rail Shakeup Looks in the Bay Area (SF GateKTVUSF Examiner)
    • A Little of This, A Little of That on Bike Safety and the Law (Biking In L.A.)
    • April Fool's Comes a Day Late for Sunset Triangle Plaza (Eastsider)

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