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  • How To Ditch Your Car (LAist)
  • Metro Southeast Gateway Line Clears Hurdle (LB Post, Downey Patriot)
  • Alissa Walker Looks Into LAX Plans (Torched)
  • Person Stabbed After Argument Spills Off Metro Bus In South L.A. (LAT)
  • Pasadena Updating Short Range Transit Plan (Pasadena Now)
  • Carnage: 2-Car Crash Kills 5 People In Antelope Valley (Daily News, KTLA, KABC)
    • Another Deadly Antelope Valley Pearblossom Highway Crash (KTLA)
    • El Monte Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian (SGV Tribune)
    • Personal Critically Injured In Wrong Way 60 Freeway Crash In Riverside (KABC)
    • Injuries In Freeway Rollover Crash In Burbank (KABC)
  • CA Parking Reforms Spurring Transit-Oriented Development In SoCal (Planetizen)
  • BikeLink Smart Bike Lockers Spotted At Universal Station (SBLA Twitter)
  • Santa Barbara Improving Bike/Ped Safety (Noozhawk)

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