- U.S. Judge Sides with Ports in Clean Truck Lawsuit (Times)
- Meanwhile, Port Activity Picking Up (LA Business Journal)
- Man Killed While Getting Mail by Hit and Run Texter (LAist)
- L.A. Could Learn a Lot About Urban Planning from Tokyo (Times)
- El Capitan Kicks Miley Impersonator Off Their "Private Property" aka the Sidewalk (Metblogs)
- Bike Portland Animation Explains Idaho's Rolling-Stop Law
- DC-Area Planners Propose Regional BRT Network (GGW)
- Three Big Blue Bus Employees Abusing Free Transit Passes (SM Daily Press)
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