Today’s Headlines
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10:23 AM PDT on May 4, 2012
- Dodgers Praised for Reducing Parking Rates to Below Market Rate (Daily News)
- Everyone Is Confused By 710 Big Dig Outreach, But Know It’s a Dumb Project (Patch)
- When Your TAP Card “Expires,” Prepare for Chicanery (Blogging L.A.)
- Metro Schedules the Requested Public Hearing for Beverly Hills on Subway (The Source)
- Officials Say Critics of High Speed Rail Using Bad Numbers (North County Times)
- The Politics of Measure R+ in Sacramento (Land Line)
- Box: Don’t Believe the Hype, LADOT Unchanged (City Watch)
- Does York Road Bridge Need a Road Diet? (Flying Pigeon, Patch)
- Transit Fare Honor Systems Only Cost-Effective in Some Cities (Atlantic Cities)
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