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By Damien Newton

9:37 AM PST on January 22, 2014

Metro Breaks Ground on Crenshaw Line (Curbed, Wave, The Source, LAT, Business Week)
More on Crenshaw (The Source, CBS, KPCC, The Source, Press-Telegram, LAT)
More on the Proposed Changes to Metro’s Fare Structure (Curbed, LAT)
Metro Magazine Is the First to Call It a “Major Fare Hike”
Q and A with the Parking Rock Star (UCLA Today)
The Race to Replace Zev Just Got Interesting (LAT)
So Are the Races to Replace Parks and LaBonge (LAT)
Great Wall of L.A. Mural Opened for Pedestrian Access (Daily News)
If One Looks Hard Enough, They Can Find Someone in Favor of HSR (SacBee)
Cyclist Goes Through Windshield. Lets Himself Out Passenger Door. Driver Is Clueless and Probably Drunk. Only in Wisconsin. (Yahoo)

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