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    • For God's Sake, Just Tell Us If There's Going to Be a Leimert Park Station (The Source)
    • Most Expo Passengers Are New to Rail (CAHSR Blog)
    • Metro Gets More Than $390 Million for Clean Air, Plans to Spend Most on Regional Connector (The Source)
    • Dear Disney, Stop Screwing Up the Anaheim Trolley Plans (Voice of OC)
    • Greuel's Excellent TV Ads Off the Air for Now (LAT)
    • The Koch Brothers Would Be the Best Thing That Ever Happened to the L.A. Times (Daily News)
    • Roadshow: How Drivers Should Turn Right With a Bicycle Rider in the Lane (Mercury News)
    • Justin Bieber's Terribly Unsafe Driving Is Now the World's Problem (Yahoo)
    • Daily Carnage: Six Injured in Multi-Car Crash on the 110 (CBS2)

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