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    • Post Hit-and-Run, Commerce Secretary Bryson Takes Medical Leave (KPCC, LAT)
    • Why Does Santa Monica Have Different Standards for "Doored" Crashes? (Biking In LA)
    • Op/Ed: Fracking Is Bad for the Environment (Daily News)
    • Alarcon Wants Mandatory Licensing...for Horses (CoCo Times)
    • Gamblin' Train to Vegas Gets New Name.  We Will Still Call Gamblin' Train to Vegas (SF Gate)
    • Zev Really Looking Forward to "Rampture" Live Chat (Daily News)
    • Kings Victory Parade Tomorrow (Daily News)
    • Fascinating Piece on Abandoned Bikes From Transportation Nation’s Alex Goldmark

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