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By Damien Newton

8:19 AM PDT on August 12, 2013

CAHSR Construction Delayed until 2014 (LAT)
Metro Locks Out “Non Paying Customers” (Sentinel)
Crenshaw Line Won’t Complete Link to LAX (LAT)
LaBonge Hosts Groundbreaking for Larchmont Median Later This Morning (Larchmont Chronicle)
Angel’s Knoll Park in DTLA Shuttered After CRA Closes Shop (DTLA News via Curbed)
Zev Celebrates Expo Line Ruling (ZevWeb)
Orange County Gets Its Carmageddon (Daily Pilot)
For the Third Time This Year, Cyclist Killed in Gardena Crash (Biking in L.A.)
SoCal Gas Prices Fall to the Lowest Price Since May (Daily News)
Add Dublin to the List of Cities That the Film and Television Industry Deny Exist (Mercury News, ABC)

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