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East LA celebrated the opening of the of the Gold Line extension on November 15th with a celebration that included mariachis, free rides for all and...
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Find out more about Alexander: Alexander Lennartz is a freelance writer based out of Los Angeles, dealing with issues of sustainable energy policy, public transportation and green architecture. He can be reached at alexanderlennartz@gmail.com. |
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Put on the tunes, mix yourself a cosmo, because there is some good news out of West Hollywood concerning mass transit. According to metroriderla, an...
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While watching America’s most trusted news man on a recent episode of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, a segment was done on the redesign of the...
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Barack Obama continues to reap the windfall of not being George W. Bush. The Nobel Prize Committee shockingly awarded the President their Peace Prize...
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LA is famously known for its endless summer. The first day of autumn was 100 degrees and sunny. For the transplant experience his or her first LA...
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