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By
Joe Linton
9:00 AM PDT on March 16, 2016
- Investing in Place Makes the Case For Metro’s Tax To Fund Walking and Bicycling
- What Trains Bring To Southern California (Zocalo)
- No Growth Initiative Modified, Moved To 2017 (Better Institutions, LAT)
…Supporters Worried NII Would Be Overshadowed By Presidential Race (Preserve L.A.) - Disneyland Dynamic Parking Pricing Part Of Larger Business Trend (LAT)
- L.A. Weekly Looks At Freeway Congestion Data: 405 Not Worst
- Lukespeaks Questions the Value Of the NIMBY Label
- Investors Sue Volkswagen Over Emissions Scandal (KPCC)
- Midnight Ridazz Cyclist Pleads Guilty In Doping Case (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)
- New Shifting Bike Culture Tumblr Stories Show Lack Of Inclusive Bicycling Spaces
- Valley Rail Opposition Spurs CAHSR Realignment (KPCC)
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