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    • NoHo Neighborhood Council Backs Bike Lanes...on the Wrong Street (Patch)
    • Officials Defend Bike Lanes in San Pedro (Daily Breeze)
    • Not WWLA's Fault, But a Lot of These Interviews Will Make Your Blood Boil (KCRW)
    • People Are Really Excited About Metro's New "Under Construction" Rail Map (The Source, Curbed)
    • WeHo Council Member Outraged at WeHo Parking Meter Rate Increases (WeHoVille)
    • California High Speed Rail Gets Federal Exemption (LAT)
    • Suburban Newspapers Really Don't Like High Speed Rail (Press-Enterprise)
    • Global Warming Could Slash Snowfall in San Gabriel Mountains (LAT)
    • A Fun Profile of Brigham Yen and DTLA Rising (Fox 11)
    • Wednesday Is the Official Gate Locking Day for Metro's Subway (The Source)
    • Sahra and I Collect Our Awards from the American Planning Association (LITE)

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