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By
Joe Linton
8:30 AM PST on February 17, 2016
- Preview The Metro Gold Line’s March Schedule (Metro via @Calwatch)
- How A Methane Explosion Shaped L.A.’s Subway (KCET)
- Metro’s Universal City Red Line Station Ped Bridge To Open In April (L.A. Magazine)
- Baldwin Park Metrolink Station Debate: Mixed-Use vs. Park (SGV Tribune)
- Let’s Go L.A. Charts Recent Metrolink Ridership Data
- Many Riders Jump Metro Turnstiles, Trains Don’t Go Everywhere (KQED Studio SoCal)
- Carnage: Judge Killed By Car, While Walking Across Pico-Robertson Street (KTLA)
- Mixed-Used Pershing Square TOD Expects April Groundbreaking (Urbanize)
- Burbank Griffith Park Bridge’s Bikes vs Horses Controversy (KPCC)
- Jill Stewart Interviewed On Housing Moratorium Initiative (The Planning Report)
- DTLA’s The Bloc Is Having Finance Troubles (The Real Deal)
- NYC Streetcar Plan Doesn’t Quite Make Sense (SB NYC)
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