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By Damien Newton

9:26 AM PDT on September 10, 2012

New York Times Car Reporter Likes to Drive Recklessly in L.A. (NYT)
The Big Dig Battle Will Never End (Pasadena Star-News)
Waxman Reiterates Support for Subway (Patch)
LA Council Running Out of Chances to Get Stadium Deal Right (LAT)
Meanwhile, LA’s Stadium Being Used to Shakedown Smaller Markets (Daily News)
Judge Won’t Stop Chinatown Wal Mart, at Least Not Yet (KPCC)
While the Battle to Save Chinatown Goes National (NYT)
Four Years Later, Victims in Chatsworth Crash Still Suffering (LAT)
Another Story of Sexual Harassment on LA’s Trains (Jezebel)
Long Beach Transit Goes Natural, for Gas That Is (CoCo Times)
Monrovia Lets the Food Trucks Back In (LAT)
Lady Gaga Was Born to Ride a Bicycle (in Copenhagen) (Cycelicious)

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