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By Damien Newton

8:28 AM PST on January 13, 2012

County Bike Plan Pedals Forward (LACBC Blog)
How L.A. Wants to Turn L.A. River from Afterthought to Destination (Planning Mag.)
Feds. Hanging Out at L.A. River (KCET)
Padilla Bill Would Save CRA's Until Tax Day (LAT)
Reminder: Rojas Exhibit Comes to Echo Park This Weekend (Echo Park Online)
Car Washers Win $1 Million in Back Wages in Court (Color Lines)
2,100 Sq. Foot Mural in Culver City Saved! (CC Times)
Where to Find Bike Parking in Culver City (CC News)
State High Speed Rail Chief Steps Down (The Source)
City Slow to Permit Bus Benches, Lost Out on $23.1 Million in Ad Revenue (Daily News)
Biking In L.A. Calls Out California Association of Biking Organizations

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