LA’s train network grows; airport still not on map

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Trains are busting out all over the city that long ago crowned the car king.

The expansion of Los Angeles’ public rail network continued Tuesday with the ceremonial ground-breaking for a $2.1 billion project that will bring light rail to some of the sprawling region’s poorest neighborhoods for the first time since streetcars were ripped out in the 1950s.

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