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    • Daily News Endorses "Hands Free" Texting Law (Daily News)
    • Columnist Calls Mayor's Transportation Victories "Flawed" (LAT)
    • State Orders Expo/Metro to Replace Flawed Junction Track (LAT, Curbed)
    • Metro/Expo CEO's: Don't Worry, Everything's Cool (The Source)
    • NBC/Universal Project Evolves Again: No Housing (Daily News, Curbed)
    • Beverly Hills Subway Fight Gets National Attention (NYT)
    • Bev. Hills Councilman Defends Subway Lawsuit (Patch)
    • LB Report: Worry About 710 Expansion EIR
    • LaBonge Laments L.A.'s Transit Past, Looks Forward to Expansion (Patch)
    • Are Krekorian and Huizar Considering City Attorney Run? (Downtown News)
    • CAHSR Hurdles (PA Online): New Lawsuit (Bay Citizen), Study Doubting Job Growth (CBS 5Sys. Failure)
    • CA Bill Streamlines SMART Station Designs by Allowing Bypass of Local Review Processes (Marin IJ)

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