Today’s Headlines
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8:51 AM PDT on September 1, 2016
- Bill to Advance High Speed Rail Heads To Gov.’s Desk (LAT, SCV News)
- Even As Valley Residents Rally Against Proposed Route (Daily News)
- LAT Readers Stand Up For, or Pan, the Expo Line
- Angels Star Outfielder Injured in OC Car Crash (LAT)
- Newport PD Stepping Up Enforcement, Safety Tips for Parent as School’s Open (LAT)
- Finding the “There” at 17th Street Expo Station in SaMo (Next)
- A Dispatch from the Front Lines of the Granny Flat War (City Watch)
- Everyone’s in Love with Adam Linder’s Metro Gif (Time Out)
- In the Development War, Slow Growthers Have Already Won (Next)
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