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9:26 AM PST on December 14, 2012

    • Metro Board: Five Year Advertising Contract to CBS (The Source)
    • Metro Board: More Funding for Blue Line Safety (LAT)
    • Metro Board: Zev Wants to Do Away with ExpressLane Transponder Maintenance Fee (The Source)
    • Weird Density Bonus, No Parking Required, for Cornfield Plan Moved by Planning Commission (Curbed)
    • County Population Nears 10 Million People (LAist via Curbed)
    • Convention Center Moves Towards Private Owners (Daily News)
    • We're All Thankful for "Original" Bike Advocate Alex Baum (LADOT Bike Blog)
    • First Zebras, Now Giraffes (Will Wright on Instagram)

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