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    • Battle Over At-Grade Crenshaw, Leimert Park Station, Goes National (NYT)
    • Apparently, Not Everyone Has Gotten the Word on Those Toll Lane Transponders (Zev Web)
    • Mega Bus from Union Station to SF, LV Starts 12/12. Tix on Sale Now (LAT, The Source)
    • Brace Yourself Media, Your Funders Are Here...the Car Show Is Here (Daily News)
    • .3 Miles of New Bike Lanes in East Hollywood (BIKAS)
    • New AMGEN Route Features Less of Los Angeles Area (Daily News)
    • Daily News Goes to War on High Speed Rail (Fox 11)
    • Clerical Worker Strike Causes Partial Shutdown of Ports (LATLB Post)
    • Measure J Rising, But Too Slowly in Mail-In Votes (The Source)
    • L.A. Dominating the Race for Food Truck Supremacy (Atlantic Cities)
    • It's Raining (Daily News)

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