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Today’s Headlines

By Damien Newton

7:38 AM PDT on July 16, 2012

Late Night Trains/BRT Starting on July 27 (The Source, KCET, Curbed)
City of L.A. Could Still Ticket You if You Park Your Car at Busted Meter, LA Weekly Throws Fit
Former CAHSR Boss Doesn't Like Current Route, "Not What I Fought For" (SacBee)
Activist Explains Central Valley Lawsuit Against High Speed Rail (City Watch)
Turns out, San Fernando Valley commuters are flocking to the new Expo Line (Daily News)
New Law Allows CA Drivers "Hands Free" Texting (Daily News)
Bicyclists v Horseback Riders Fight in Santa Clarita over Trail Access (LAT)
SoCal Gas Prices Creeping Up (Daily News)

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