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By
Joe Linton
8:53 AM PDT on July 24, 2017
- Metro To Take First Steps Toward Electric Bus Fleet (LAT)
- Investing in Place Recaps Metro’s First Customer Experience Committee Meeting
- Parking Requirements Are Worsening L.A.’s Housing Crisis (Curbed)
- Christopher Hawthorne On Santa Monica’s Fraught Downtown Plan (LAT)
- South Pasadena Critical Of Gold Line Security (SGV Tribune)
- More On Getting To Yes On YIMBY (Lisa Schweitzer)
- Suspected Hit-and-Run Driver Arrested For Lancaster Death (LAT)
- Four Things “Ruining” L.A. Neighborhoods (L.A. Weekly)
- L.A. Officials Look To End Cruising On Whittier Blvd (LAT)
- Metro Subway Diggers Keep Finding Fossils (CNN)
- Lyft Creating Its Own Autonomous Vehicle Network (KPCC)
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