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8:55 AM PDT on October 14, 2014

    • Union Pressure Scraps Kinkisharyo Planned Palmdale Metro Rail Car Plant (SFV Business Journal)
    • Editorial: Unhappy About Aps Auctioning Underpriced On-Street Parking (LAT)Editorial Cartoon: Glendale Unhappy With People Saving Parking Spots (GNP)
    • Arts District Residents Unhappy About New Metro Maintenance Yard Along River (KCET)
    • Editorial: Unhappy About LAPD False Patrol Reporting (LAT)
    • Editorial: Unhappy About Boneheaded Decision to Name Metro Station for Molina (Downtown News)
    • Gas Prices To Decline Through December, Then Increase with Cap-and-Trade in Jan (DN)
    • L.A. McMansionization Restrictions Not Working (Architects Newspaper)
    • Ebola Scare, Thought To Be Hoax, Onboard Metro Bus (LAT)
    • Glendale Seeks Input on "Green Streets" Bike/Ped/Rainwater-Friendly Makeover (GNP)
    • Culver City Seeks Input on Modifying Bus Service (CC Observer)
    • Great New Haight Street Contraflow Transit Lane Prioritizes Bus Speeds (SB SF)
    • New 'Transport Oakland' Group Presses For Livability, Endorses Candidates (SB SF)
    • Seattle's Got Bike Share (Seattle PI)
    • Implementing Vision Zero Means Culture Change for NYC (SB NYC)

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