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By Joe Linton

8:47 AM PST on November 19, 2015

Anti-Growth Activists Seek Ballot Measure Against Mega-Projects (LAT, Curbed)
Measure What Matters: Investing In Place‘s Critique Of Metro’s Ballot Measure Criteria
More On Metro Committee Approving Bike-Share Fares (KPCC)
Burbank Airport to North Hollywood Shuttle Operating Through Thanksgiving (LAT)
Carson Stadium Would Connect To Metro Rail Via Shuttle Buses (Curbed)
Reason Foundation’s Elitist Zillion Dollar Plan Has Few Good Ideas (Lisa Schweitzer)
Looks Like City of Industry’s Quemetco May Have An Exide Problem (KPCC)
Police Seek Westside Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed 15-Year-Old Ped (LAT)

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