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8:19 AM PDT on August 29, 2011

Featured Story: This weekend, NBC 4 completed a three-part mini series entitled "But I'm Trying to Pay the Meter" on the trials of a woman ticketed at an electronic parking meter while attempting to pay at the kiosk. LADOT points out that if you pay a ticket within 60 seconds of getting a ticket, the ticket is default. NBC reporters claim they had trouble following the directions themselves when it comes to working the kiosk parking. I have to admit I've only used the kiosk's once, but I found it pretty easy.

Boyle Heights Bears the Brunt of L.A.'s Air Pollution (News Desk)
An Interview with Mayoral Candidate Austin Beutner on DTLA, Transit, Development (Brigham Yen)
7th Street Bike Lanes Reach Downtown (Eco-Village)
Sprawl Stadium in Industry on the Ropes (SGV Tribune)
Gold Line Stabbing Victim in Stable Condition (LAT)
Apparently, It Really Sucks to Live Near a Major Highway Widening (LAT)
Oh, So It Was the Car's Fault. Got It. (NBC4)
Culver City Will Comply with State GHG Rules (Wave)
Through the Years: A Look at the History of Gas Stations (TIME)
Tour Bus, MTA, Collide (NBC4)
Chris Brown Cleared on Charges of Parking in Handicapped Spots (Curbed)

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