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    • Metro Restored Pre-COVID Level Of Transit Service Yesterday (The Source)
    • Metro Approved Fare-Capping With No Fare Increase (The Source)
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    • Listing Of L.A. City Active Transportation Grants Approved (Green Car)
    • New Sherman Oaks Homeowners Anti-Sepulveda Rail Flier (Reddit)
    • Caltrans Looks To Reopen Long Closed San Gabriel Mtns Highway 39 (SGV Tribune)
    • Townhomes Could Help L.A. Housing Crisis (Daily News)
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