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A small portion of Venice, from Sawtelle to Sepulveda under the 405, has been repaved. Bike lanes will be repainted in the next weekend. Photo: Caltrans
    • Westside Neighborhood Council Had Busy Week, Endorses Constellation Ave Subway Stop (Patch)
    • Citizens Don't Trust City Enough to Support Parking Garage Sale (City Watch)
    • Note to Scofflaws: Don't Bother Attacking Stop Sign Cameras in Santa Monica Mountains (Daily News)
    • City Moves Forward with Progressive Parking Policy, Media Focuses on Meter Price (Curbed)
    • District Attorney, City Attorney Not Taking Up for Cyclists (City Watch)
    • New Voting Districts Approved, Legal Action Required (LAT)
    • Metro Ridership: Up Over Last Year, Rail Booming, Buses Decline (The Source, Curbed)
    • 1/2 Century Later, L.A. Freedom Riders Get Their Do (Wave)
    • Metro TV Will Start Airing Latino Tele-Drama (Daily News)

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