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    • NFSR Re-Hearing Request Denied. Now It's Really, Really, Really Over (CourtInfo.Ca)
    • City Turns Vacant Land to Riverfront Park Space (Daily News, Photo Essay)
    • California Could Be First State to Regulate Ride Sharing (KPCC)
    • Fmr. Santa Monica Mayor's Legislation Could Save Federal Funds for Metro (Lookout)
    • Vernon Battery Recyclier Ordered to Cut Production Because of Lead Pollution (LAT)
    • Metro Staff Report on 2nd and 3rd Decade Measure R Projects (The Source)
    • CA High-Speed Rail Groundbreaking Delayed a Few More Months (CoCo Times)
    • WeHo Developing Ap, Extending Service for "PickUp Line" (WeHoVille)
    • Be Nice to Ted! (Biking In L.A.)
    • Los Angeles Isn't the Only Place Where People Walk in Front of Trains with Whistles and Bells (CNN)

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