Today’s Headlines
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7:57 AM PDT on September 2, 2016
- Detectives Investigate Fatal Stabbing at Green Line’s Avalon Station (LAT, Daily News)
- Adam Linder Has a New Rail Map, the “2090 Map” (Curbed)
- Apparently L.A. Drivers Are Among the Most Aggressive in the Nation (LA Weekly)
- Good News! Legislature Passes Car Battery Cleanup Fee (LAT)
- Bad News! Legislature Fails to Pass Transparency Bill for Coastal Commission (LAT)
- It’s Rail Safety Month! (The Source)
- Honestly, Nobody Does Bike Rants Quite Like (Bicycling in the South Bay)
- LA’s Housing Crisis Great News for Homeowners (LA Weekly)
- Gas Prices Are Low (Daily News)
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