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Pasadena Votes to Delay a State Housing Law Near the Gold Line — Three Top Officials Sit It Out
Pasadena voted to delay a state law allowing denser housing near Metro A-line (Gold Line) stations. The mayor, vice mayor, and a councilmember recused themselves due to property interests in the transit zones, leaving five council members to approve the delay 5-0.
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