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    • Expo Just Had Its Best Ridership Month Ever (Curbed)
    • Fluor P3 Would Use Future Fares To Speed Orange Line Projects (L.A. Magazine)
    • LAT Profiles TOD Developer Dan Rosenfeld
    • Carnage: Three Killed In Wrong-Way Driver Crash In Commerce (NBC4, LAT)
    • Man In Fight Knocked Onto L.A. Subway Tracks (YouTube)
    • No-Parking 8-Story Building Proposed In Central City West (Urbanize)
    • L.A. Weekly Previews (2015 oops) Unsanctioned Marathon Crash Bike Ride
    • River Bicyclist "Emotional Escalation" Incident Causes Contractor Harm (USACE Facebook)
    • Bellflower Approves West Santa Ana Branch Bike Trail (Wave)
    • L.A. Needs Housing But Not Next To Freeways (LAT)
    • Ports Reduced Pollution, But Lost Truckers' Trust (KPCC)
    • Sarcastic CityWatch Columnist Asks What's Next For Anti-Measure S Coalition
    • Fix BART's Budget Deficit By Increasing Parking Charges (Systemic Failure)

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