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By Joe Linton

8:56 AM PST on December 1, 2015

It Is Not True That “Nobody Walks In L.A.” Or Pasadena (SGV Tribune)
14 Percent Of L.A. County Is Parking (Curbed)
Little Tokyo Businesses Worried About Subway Construction Closures (Rafu Shimpo)
Air Pollution: Ports Are the New Power Plants (Washington Post)
Electric Bus Maker BYD Accused Of Violating L.A. Living Wage Law (LAT)
San Bernardino Metrolink Train Hits/Kills El Monte Pedestrian (KPCC, Pasadena Star-News)
Metro Puts Valley Double-Track Project On Hold Due To Neighborhood Opposition (LAT)
Court Sides With Newhall Ranch Opposition On EIR Lawsuit (KPCC)
Reef Development Project Is In Stark Contrast With South L.A. Needs (NRDC)
Los Feliz Neighborhood Council Wants To Improve DASH Service (Los Feliz Ledger)
Skid Row Housing Tenants Sue To End Unsanitary Conditions (KPCC)
Bike-Share Is Working Well In American Cities (HuffPo)

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