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By Joe Linton

9:01 AM PST on December 22, 2014

Foothill Transit Looks to Take Over Metro Lines 190 and 194 (Pasadena Star News)
Cyclist Sues CicLAvia For Car-Crash Injuries During Event (Daily News)
Transit Sheriff Prevents Woman From Committing Suicide on SFV Train Tracks (Nixle)
Metrolink Train Hits and Kills Man in Covina (LAT)
Metrolink Train Hits Man in Pico Rivera, Causing Delays (LAT)
Glendale-Hyperion Bridge: The Politics of Betrayal (Orange 20)
More Images From LAX People Mover Plan (Curbed)
Immigrant Rights Groups Sue Over Drivers License Data Privacy (KPCC)
101 Freeway Ramp Permanent Closure an Abomination (LAT)
Complaint: No Measure R Projects in the Valley (Daily News)
how are Measure R funded SFV $1.6B 5-Freeway, $1.1B 405-Freeway widenings working for you?
Carnage: Altadena Driving Racing Drunk Kills Passenger (Pasadena Star News)
Health Benefits of a New Fitness Course in Houghton Park (LongBeachIze)
Study: So Cal Roads Responsible for Killing Bobcats (KCET)
Santa Monica Next Profiles Cycling Anti-Airport Activists Lisa Sandbank and Juan Lopez
Drivers May Not Notice CA’s New Gas Fee Taking Effect January 1st (Fresno Bee)
Advocates Press for Fair Share of Bike Funding in Black Communities (SB Chicago)

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