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By
Joe Linton
7:25 AM PDT on July 1, 2015
- KPCC Looks At UCLA Parking Guru Don Shoup’s Legacy
- Foothill Gold Line Train Testing Underway (Pasadena Star News)
- Cedillo and Garcetti Look To Curb Ellis Act Evictions (Don411, L.A. Weekly)
- Metro And Others Receiving CA Cap-and-Trade Intercity Rail Funds (The Source)
Includes New Metrolink Cleaner Emission Locomotives (Inland News Today) - Highlights Of CA Cap-and-Trade Affordable Housing Funded in L.A. (L.A. Thrives)
- Former Auditor Now Suing Metrolink For Improper Firing (LAT)
- Complicated Formula Means Slightly Lower CA Gas Tax Effective Today (Mass Transit)
- UCLA’s Roger Sherman Wants To Make Sure Smart Phone Doesn’t Kill City (Next City)
- In 1900, L.A. Was A Bike Infrastructure Leader (Vox)
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