David Roberts

University of Southern California

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Associate Director for Government Relations at the University of Southern California; former planning deputy for Los Angeles' 8th City Council District under Mark Ridley-Thomas and subsequently Bernard Parks

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South Los Angeles will be more connected -- quite literally — when the new Expo Line opens to much fanfare this coming weekend.

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