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4:38 AM PST on February 3, 2012

    • Do You Own a Business?  Do You Want a Bike Corral?  Here's How to Get One in LA (LADOT Bike Blog)
    • Convention Center Plan Unveiled to Mixed Reviews (Daily News, LAT, LA Observed)
    • Legislature Restores Funding for School Buses (LAT)
    • Beck's Plan for Unlicensed Drivers Heads to Police Commission on 2/14 (Daily News)
    • Zev Asks Mammoth NBC Universal Project to Scrap Housing (Curbed)
    • Crenshaw/Green Line to LAX Doesn't Go to LAX (LA Weekly)
    • Big Turnout for Pomona's CicLAvia Meeting  (CicLAvia, A Healthy Design)
    • CRA Calls for State to Acknowledge CRA Dissolution Caused Problems (CP&DR)
    • Nice Headline: "Bullet Train Becoming Moonbeam Express" (OC Register)
    • Metro Orange Line Construction Video Now Online (The Source)
    • Thanks, Blog Downtown for Picking up the Streetfilm (Blog Downtown)
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