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    • LAT Editorial: All Hail the Bike Plan
    • New Proposed Route for High Speed Rail in and Around L.A. (Curbed, The Source)
    • Carpool Widening Underway for the I-5 in Burbank (Daily News)
    • Box on the Bike Plan: What a Difference a Few Years Make (City Watch)
    • Sirinya Explains How to Use NextTrip (The Source)
    • 91 HOT Lanes Owner: Express Lanes Project Should Include Widening (OC Register)
    • Rosendahl Questions Whether Farmers Field Will Improve Economy (LAT)
    • Meanwhile in Industry, Stadium Drops "Industry" from Its Name (LAT)
    • Some Fun Ways to Celebrate the Bike Plan (Mother Nature Network)
    • "...the fumes wafting up from the oil well on the Beverly Hills High School property have gone to the Hillbillies' heads, and judgment" (HuffPo)

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