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    • High Speed Rail Funding Measure Passes Assembly, Senate Vote Today (Capitol Alert)
    • Bullet Train "Likely to Pass" Despite Divided Senate (Merc-News)
    • Bill Now Includes Local Control Provisions (Capitol Alert)
    • Silicon Valley Paper Warns Senators "Not to Cave to HSR Sweetners" (Silicon Valley Mercury)
    • Meanwhile, Villaraigosa Still on 30/10 aka America Fast Forward Victory Lap (Patch, LA Observed)
    • All Those Trips to Washington Paid Off (KCET)
    • Boxer, Zev, Along for the Ride (NBC 4, Daily News)
    • Valley Schools Get $1.7 Million in Caltrans Safe Routes Funding (Daily News)
    • SGV Still Fuming Over No Gold Line Extension in Measure R+ (SGV Biz Journal)
    • Epstein: Orange Line Gives Us One More Reason to Leave Your Car (HuffPo)
    • If Your Child Dies in Car Crash without a Car Seat, You Could Lose Other Kids (LAT)
    • Police Make 700 DUI Arrests in LA County Over Last Week (Daily News)
    • Civil Rights Groups Start Prepping for 2014 Transportation Bill (Streetsblog Cap. Hill)
    • Had Enough?  Long Beach Readies to Fight 405 Expansion....in Orange County (Gazettes)

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