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Friday’s Headlines

Big Day in LA! New Gold Line/A Line Stations open.

  • LA Metro A Line Extension To Pomona Opens Today (LATLAist)
  • SAFE Celebrates 10 Years (CV Weekly)
  • SMART Will Use Eminent Domain for Bike Path (MarinIJ)
  • Pedal Ahead E-Bike Incentive Lead for State Program Out? (Ellectrek/X via Biking in LA)
  • Yes, News Editors Can Get Hit By Cars (SFStandard)
  • Review of TOD for Claremont in SD (Union-Trib)
  • Tipped Over Truck Spills Thousands of Gallons of Oil (LB Post)
  • Fresno Doesn't Want National Guard to "Help with Crime" (FresnoBee)
  • Who Is Spending for/against Prop 50 (SacBee)
  • Trump Admin. Lets Grants Expire It Doesn't Like (T4A)

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