Today’s Headlines
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4:55 AM PDT on May 28, 2013
- Huizar/Film L.A. Compromise on Spring Street. Keep the Green Lane, But Not as Green (LAT)
- MRT: “There’s a Train a Comin'” (The Source)
- 405 Opens Part of a Lanes in Sepulveda Pass, Now Project Totally Worth It (Daily News, CBS2, The Source)
- L.B. and Santa Monica Have Pedicabs. It’s L.A.’s Turn, and Garcetti Agrees (LAT)
- Garcetti Victory Based on Belief That He’s Basically Competent (Daily News)
- Police Make Arrest in River Path Bike Mugging (Eastsider)
- L.A.’s Pedways Need a Spruce Up (LAT)
- 21 Secret Gardens or Green Spaces Hidden Through L.A. (Curbed)
- Editorial: Soda Tax Makes Sense (Daily News)
- Daily Carnage: 5 Killed as Car Crashes Into Tree in Newport Beach (LAT)
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