· Montrose tenants sue over distress from too much construction [News-Press]
· The wonderful renaissance of Northeast LA's Hermon [LA Times]
· USC prof expects housing turnaround by 2010 [Lansner]
· Op-Ed: Economists crunch numbers, say no on transit tax [Daily News]
· Gardena's most prolific tagger gets 4 years in the clink [Daily Breeze]
· George Freeth's bronze head may be recast if original isn't found [Daily Breeze]
· People using crime data searches to determine where to live [Projo.com]
· More road technology: Turning asphalt into solar energy collectors [Inhabitat]
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