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By Damien Newton

8:10 AM PDT on April 15, 2013

Garcetti Traffic Plan: $1 Million for Best Idea. "Experts" Scoff (LA Weekly)
Supes: Would Opening Grand Park to Free Filming Squeeze the Public? (LAT)
West L.A. Neighborhood Council Hears Proposal on Bundy Boulevard Widening (Curbed)
HSR Construction Contractor Says They'll Build Central Valley Segment Under Budget (CAHSR Blog)
Another Feature on the L.A. Media's Favorite Walker (L.A. Mag)
"710 Renters": Caltrans Is a Mean, Vindictive Landlord (Pasadena Mag.)
Meet Art Leahy (APTA)
SoCal Gas Prices Keep Dropping (Daily News)
That's How We Live in the Westside of L.A. (Biking In L.A.)
3 Year-Old Hospitalized After Hit and Run Near Coliseum (Daily News)

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