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By Damien Newton

8:24 AM PDT on October 29, 2012

Metro/AEG Reach Fiscal Deal for Pico Station Expansion Near Farmers Field (Daily News, The Source)
Santa Monica Bike Center Program Lets People Test Ride a Bike for 2 Weeks (LAT)
Green Line LAX Connector Could Come in 8 Years (Daily Breeze)
Preservationists Rally for 10.2 Acre Park in Silver Lake (LAT)
So. Pas. Council Votes Yes on J (Star-News)
Measure J Would Build Transit, Tax Us (NBC 4)
Newton: Clear the Expo Tracks (LAT)
It’s Not Too Early to Obsess Over Mayor’s Race (Daily News)
The Soda Industry Is Swamping El Monte (LAT)
Happy 20th Birthday Metrolink…and TAP? (Primary Resources)
Megabus Testing Return of Service Between SF to LA (Cyclelicious)
Cyclist Angered By Brown’s 3 Feet Please Veto Vows to Vote Against Gov.’s Tax Plan (Biking In L.A.)
Maybe It’s Not Totally Worth It? Angelenos Against Gridlock Want 405 Widening Done Now (Press Release, Curbed)

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