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By Damien Newton

9:35 AM PDT on April 6, 2012

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Stadium Plan Bets Many Won’t Use Cars to Get to the Game (LAT)
But Still Expects Most to Drive (Daily News)
AEG Proposes $10 Million for Blue Line Station Upgrade at Pico (The Source)
The Stadium Sure Is Going to Have a Lot of Signs (Curbed)
Welcome to the Club, Daily News Pushes for Licenses for Undocumented Immigrants
Stop the Gamblin’ Train to Vegas (WaPo)
Metro Defends Plans to Demolish Museums to Build Westside Subway (The Source)
Review of Plans to Open Most of Expo Phase I (Blog Downtown)
The People of Beverly Hills Do Not Like Being Underground (Courier)
SoCal Gas Prices Down Eight Cents in Two Weeks (Daily News)

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