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By Joe Linton

9:03 AM PDT on September 19, 2016

Market Pricing Is Working For Rams Games (LAT)
Big Crowds Using Transit, Long Waits After Game (The Source)
Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Man In Wheelchair In Pomona (LAT)
Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Woman In Long Beach (LAT)
It Will Take More Than Bike Lanes To Make Bicycling Safe (Curbed)
Working Group Stuck On Car-Centric Verdugo Road (Walk Eagle Rock)
Former Glendale City Manager Sues City Over Broken Sidewalk (LAT)
Armed Man Causes Amtrak Train Police Stand-Off In Chattsworth (KPCC, LAT)
Angels Flight Cleaned Up, Operational Future Uncertain (Tracks)
TOD Apartments To Replace Koreatown Parking Structure (Urbanize)
Metro Rail Stations That Have Transformed And Will Transform L.A. (L.A. Magazine)
Foothill Transit Class Pass Extends To Citrus College (Footnotes)
Audit Says San Diego Should Reduce Pedestrian Deaths (LAT)
Seek Cul-de-sacs For Safety, Get More Danger Due To More Driving (Price Tags)

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