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By Joe Linton

9:05 AM PST on February 5, 2016

Judge Sides With Beverly Hills Against Metro Subway, Orders Remedy (BH Courier)
Port Of L.A. Needs To Reduce Pollution, Not Waive Requirements (LAT)
More On Dipping Metro Ridership
…USC Transport Faculty Respond (Lisa Schweitzer)
…Healthy City Local Responds, And Looks At Times Letters
…Beverly Hills Mirisch Urges Metro Focus On Automated Shuttles (CityWatch)
Renderings For NoHo “Micropolitan” TOD (Urbanize)
Garcetti Promotes 101 Freeway Closure “Slow Jam” (KPCC)
Hyperloop – Don’t Believe the Hype (SBSF)
Exide vs. Aliso Canyon – Why Some Disasters Get More Attention (KPCC)

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