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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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