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Measure J Needed 2/3 of the vote to win. It didn't get it. Analysis to come. Photo:##http://rrccmain.co.la.ca.us/0012_CountyMeasure_Frame.htm##County of Los Angeles Registrar-Recorder##
    • Obama Cruises in California, Electoral College (LAT, Daily News)
    • Feinstein Cruises Against Little Known Opponent  (LAT, Merc)
    • State Approves More Funding for Schools (LAT,SGV Tribune)
    • Lowenthal Leaves State Senate for Congressional Seat (Post)
    • The Los Angeles Times Needs to Work on Its Headlines Writing (LAT)
    • Shocker: Exercise Leads to Increased Life Expectancy (LAT)
    • It's Not Easy Turning Highland Park's York Boulevard Green (Curbed)
    • Anaheim Moving Forward with Streetcars (LAT)
    • San Gabriel Valley Cities Slow Down Attempt To Form New Alameda Corridor-East Authority (Star-News)
    • Culver City's Expo Parking Lot Getting Facelift (Curbed)

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