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    • Japanese Rail Car Makers May Still Build Factory in Palmdale (LAT)
    • Woman Stabbed In Front of Her Kids Over Parking Space (LAT)
    • Iced Cream Truck Kills Small Child Either Crossing the Street or Riding Next to the Truck (LAT)
    • Building More Roads Leads to More Traffic. Let's Widen the 405! (Vox)
    • L.A. Uber Drivers Protest Wages, Rights (Neon Tommy)
    • L.A. Gets Google-Style Luxury Bus for Tech Workers (LAT)
    • OMG! Soooo Unfair. Mean LAPD Will Crackdown on DUI's in K-Town (LA Weekly)
    • SaMo Council Candidate Richard McKinnon Proposes Vision Zero (SaMo Next)
    • First Brad the Turtle, Now the SaMo Airport Will Save us from Aliens. Our Tumblr Is Getting Hot (Curbed)
    • Pledge to #VoteLocal on November 4, Santa Monica (Facebook)

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