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    • Caltrans Wants Arroyo Seco to Be Historic Freeway, Obliterates Historic Features (Eastsider)
    • Regional Connector, Westside Subway, Make List for Potential Federal Funding (The Source)
    • Progressive Planner Michael Dieden: L.A. Should Demolish The 10 (Architect Newspaper)
    • Cancel the Victory Lap, City Still Discussing Parking Lot Lease (Daily News)
    • It's Not a Hard Decision, Raise the Parking Rates (LA_Now)
    • Amtrak Starts L.A. to S.D. Express (OC Register)
    • SM Columnist Questions TOD (Dispatch)
    • Metro Sets Station Advisory Meeting for Westwood/Century City (Westwood Patch)
    • Elly Blue: “Cyclists Shouldn’t ‘Share the Road,’ They Should Have Their Own (Grist)
    • High Earners in London Demand Bike Parking at Work Before Changing Jobs (Evening Standard)

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