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Today’s Headlines

By Damien Newton

9:11 AM PDT on July 5, 2012

Laudable: Metro, Antonovich Announce Free Monthly Passes for Transitioning Foster Teens (Daily News, SCV News)
Strange Headline About Dangerous 4th of July (LAT)
3 Supes Still Provide Roadblock for Measure R+ (City Watch)
Many Options for Sepulveda Pass Transit, Including Car and Transit Tunnel (The Source)
Film, TV, Production in L.A. Dips Slightly. No Mention of Bike Lanes. (Daily News)
L.A. Passes Tax Breaks for Car Dealerships (Daily News)
Could High Speed Rail Sink Gov.'s Tax Plan? (LAT)
In San Diego, Police Sued for Harassing Pedicab Owner/Operator (Courthouse News)

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