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    • Now Locking Metro Fare Gates Is About Being Fare to "Taxpayers" (NBC4)
    • Plans for Pedestrian Beach Path in L.B. Draws Fire from Enviros (Press-Telegram)
    • Complaints Grow About Ticketing in HOT Lanes (LA Weekly)
    • Highlights from Yesterday's Press Conference on Wilshire. Bus Only Lanes Open in Mid-Town (The Source)
    • Lanes "Get Us Closer to New York and Boston." Boston? (LAT)
    • Villaraigosa Signs Budget (Daily News)
    • Azusa Council Considers Vote in Favor of 710 Expansion Project (Star-News)
    • There's Something Awesome About Legislation "Opening" Car Pool Lanes Being AB 405 (Daily News)
    • Six Transportation Ideas for Garcetti (HuffPo)
    • APTA: Dump the Pump Day Is June 20 (Press Release)
    • Daily Carnage: Police Identify Dead Pedestrian After Santa Ana Crash (ABC7)

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