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By Joe Linton

8:59 AM PST on December 10, 2014

Starting March 2015 TAP Cards Good on Santa Monica Bus (BBB)
Dennis Hindman Looks Into L.A. Bike Crash Data (Biking in L.A.)
L.A. Gas Price Dips Below $3 For First Time Since 2010 (Pasadena Star News)
Study: L.A. Housing Price Growth Outpaced Other Metropolitan Areas (KPCC)
Culver City Looks At How To Increase Affordable Housing (KPCC)
KCET Makes The Case For L.A. River Project Design Review Board
Caltrans Broadening Its Mission, More Bike and Ped (KPBS)
Caltrans Broadening Its 5 Freeway In Santa Clarita For “Greater Safety” (The Source)
Santa Monica Stepping Up Bike-Ped Ticketing This Saturday (Santa Monica Next)
LAT Profiles Anaheim’s New ARTIC Train Station
High Speed Rail Looks To Start Building Burbank-Palmdale Tunnel in 2018 (Burbank Leader)
Part 3 of LongBeachIze‘s Look At the Architecture of CSULB
Paris Mayor Wants To Ban Polluting Cars From Most Streets (Price Tags)

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