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Today’s Headlines

Metro Does the Math, Villaraigosa Works on the P.R. for Measure R+ (The Source, LAT) Woodland Hills Homeowners File Suit Over Car-Centric Development at Westfield Mall (Daily News) Westside Subway Petition Count: We Do Our Part, 1,000 BHUD: 800 (Patch) Report Urges Delay in CAHSR Funding Decisions (LAT) Toronto Continues to Take Transit Advice from … Continued

By Damien Newton

6:35 AM PDT on April 18, 2012

Metro Does the Math, Villaraigosa Works on the P.R. for Measure R+ (The Source, LAT)
Woodland Hills Homeowners File Suit Over Car-Centric Development at Westfield Mall (Daily News)
Westside Subway Petition Count: We Do Our Part, 1,000 BHUD: 800 (Patch)
Report Urges Delay in CAHSR Funding Decisions (LAT)
Toronto Continues to Take Transit Advice from L.A. (Torontoist)
Developing Land Around Dodger Stadium Seems a Good Bet (Curbed)
Mark Your Calendars for CicLAvia V on October 14 (CicLAvia)
Apparently Mitt Looks Dashing in His Bicycling Outfit (Palm Beach Daily News)

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