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By Joe Linton

8:36 AM PDT on October 12, 2018

Beverly Hills School District President Korbatov Pushes Trump To Stop Subway (Curbed)
…Beverly Hills Weekly (page 9) On Korbatov, Students To Bus To Protest Subway Today
…LAT Editorial: Come On Beverly Hills, Quit Subway Hysteria
Councilmember Mitch Englander To Vacate His Council Seat (LAT, LAist)
Ghost Bike Memorializes Panorama City Hit-and-Run Victim (Daily News)
LACBC Responds To Bicycling Naming L.A. Worst Biking City (Biking in L.A.)
State Nabs 491 Disabled Placard Scofflaws (LAT)
SGV Tribune Looks Into Pasadena-NoHo BRT Project (SGV Tribune)
Curbed Profiles Mixed-Use TOD Planned At Vermont/Santa Monica Red Line Station
L.A. Needs To Stop Green Gentrification (LAT)
Opinion: A Carbon Tax Is A Good Thing (LAT)
NY Times To CA: Step Away From the Car
Disney’s 1950 Driver Cartoon Is Relevant Today (LAist)

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