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    • Ridley Thomas: Leimert Park Deserves a Train Station (LAT)
    • Metro Holds Hearing on May 15 for 2014 Budget (The Source)
    • March Planned Today Against Wyvernwood Development (Curbed)
    • Grand Park Filming Fees Temporarily Lowered (LAT)
    • Garcetti, Greuel Discuss Transit Tunnel Under Sepulveda Pass (CBS 2)
    • Greuel Blasts James Endorsement of Garcetti. James Releases Chummy Texts from Wendy (LAT)
    • Mayor's Race Basically Tied (LA Weekly)
    • How Does City Attack "Pothole Problem" (KPCC)
    • Op/Ed: Proposed Westwood Bike Lane Does Help Traffic (Daily Bruin)
    • The Transit Coalition Has a Blog! (Transit Coalition)
    • Good News, Rail Hating Randall O'Toole Freaking Out Over New USDOT Sec. (Cato)
    • Daily Carnage: 1 Killed, 8 Cars Crushed in South L.A. "Street Racing" Crash (ABC7)

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