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    1. Only 5% of Metro Riders Evading Fares Before  Costly Turnstile Installation (LAT)
    2. LASD Says Controversial Gate Locking Will Stop 3% of Evaders (LAT)
    3. LASD Issued Enough Tickets Over Fare Evasion Over 2 Years to Pay for One Turnstile (LAT)
    4. Metro's Goal: Bring Fare Evasion from 5% to 3% Yielding $2.4million in Fares Annually? (LAT)
    • Najarian Has a Plan to Stay on Metro Board (Glendale News-Press)
    • Pasadena Council O.K. with Big Dig if Trucks Are Excluded? Guys, It's a Freight Project. (Pasadena Sun)
    • Metro Is Really Proud of the Design of This Gold Line Bridge (The Source)
    • "Techxpo Line," Cute. (Curbed)
    • Wait, SaMo Is Considering Halting All Development? (Curbed)
    • Best Wishes, Governor (KPCC)
    • House Republicans Pledge No New Federal CAHSR Funding (SacBee)

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