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By Damien Newton

8:40 AM PDT on June 11, 2013

LBUSD, NRDC, Air Quality Group All File Suit Against SCIG Rail Yard (Daily Breeze)
One in Nine Chance the Bridge You’re Crossing Is Deficient (KPCC)
Metro Staff Recommendation for Crenshaw Contractor Now Online (The Source)
San Francisco Paints Bright Green Buffered Bike Lane, Film SF Doesn’t Cry About It (Streetsblog SF)
Huizar: Let Restaurants on Spring Have Outdoor Seating (Downtown News)
CAHSRA Makes Deal With Tutor Perini, Central Subway Contractor With Contentious History (SacBee)
Conan Nolan Tries to Figure Out What Subway Means for Traffic (NBC4)
Voter Turnout for Mayor’s Race an All-Time Low (LAT, Daily News)
Popular Ports O’Call Creating Traffic Congestion for Surrounding Communities (Daily Breeze)
Desperate: Car Industry Giving Away Cars for Perfect School Attendance (Daily News)
GJEL Attorney: Cyclists Can Be Deemed Responsible for Doorings in Some Situations
Daily Carnage: Driver Kills Pedestrian in NoHo (Daily News)

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