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By Joe Linton

9:09 AM PDT on May 9, 2016

Metro Celebrates Crenshaw/LAX Light Rail Halfway Done (The Source)
SGV Tribune Editorial: Solve Azusa Parking By Letting Driver-Commuters Pay For Parking
How Should L.A. City Spend Potential $4B Measure R2 Local Return? (Investing in Place)
Southern California Needs To Invest More Sooner To Meet Climate Goals (SRTS)
With Mobility Plan Returning To Committee Wednesday, It’s Mobility Monday (LACBC)
Cab Video Of Expo Line Phase 2 (The Source)
Bike and Walk Data Making Cities Safer (KPCC)
Fatal Pedestrian Collisions On the Rise In the Valley (Daily News)
…Long Beach Pedestrian Fatalities and Injuries Rising (LB Press Telegram)
New Soccer Stadium Approved For Exposition Park (KPCC)
Creative Office Space Reuse In Santa Monica To Open Along Expo Line (Urbanize)
Truckers Call For More Dedicated Truck Lanes (LB Press Telegram)
Ride-Hailing Winning In CA Legislature (LAT)
Engineers Express Concerns Over Quality Of Honolulu Rail Construction (KHON)
Burned Out Heap Of Collapsed Building Cleared From Lot (@EASTSIDERIDERS Twitter)

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