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    • Toxic Tour of Communities in South LA Shows Impact of Smoke Stacks, Freeways (LAT)
    • Editorial: Too Soon for Metro to Judge Success or Failure of Express Lanes (Daily News)
    • Another Mayor, Another War on Potholes (ABC 7, Daily News)
    • L.A. River Making Strides, But Has Way to Go (L.A. Sustainability)
    • Housing Secretary Tours Metro TOD at Westlake/MacArthur (The Source)
    • Editorial: Murals Are Part of LA's Culture (LAT)
    • RailPAC: CA Hard to Get Around by Train 
    • Dodgers Offering Discounts to Ride Dodger Shuttle (The Source)
    • Long Beach Fire Stations Search for Icons to Better Reflect Communities (LAT)
    • DUI Suspect Shot After Fleeing LAPD in Harvard Heights (Daily News)

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