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    • NFL Team in Pasadena Would Bring Revenue, Traffic, Air Pollution (LAT)
    • With Federal Approval in Hand, Metro Looking for Westside Subway Funds (Daily News)
    • Hundreds of Parking Meters to Be Removed in San Pedro and Wilmington (LAT)
    • Monrovia Auto Dealer Pushes for $1 Gas Tax Hike (National Journal)
    • Op/Ed: The Case FOR a Chinatown Wal-Mart (LAT)
    • Terrible I-710 Expansion Project in Long Beach Could Be Under Construction "In a Few Years" (Gazettes)
    • Sierra Club: CA Should Lead World in Diesel Crackdown (LAT)
    • Handball Court in East L.A. Gets Historic Landmark Status (Curbed)
    • Zev: Stay Local for Carmageddon (ZevWeb)
    • Long Beach to Charge Seal Beach for Bus Service (OC Register)
    • Gas Prices Soar Nationwide, SF’s Highest In California (CBS 5)

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