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    • It's Official: City Votes to Oppose Above or Below Ground 710 Extension (LAT)
    • Bill That Would Give CEQA Exemptions to Some Class II Bikeways Clears Assembly (LAT, The Source)
    • LA Launches Survey to Better Understand How Awful City's Sidewalks Are (LAT)
    • Planning Commission Plans Stadium Hearing on 9/13 (Daily News)
    • Mayoral Candidates Weigh In on "Fixing" Skid Row (Blog Downtown)
    • Legislature Signs On for Mobile Billboard Crackdown (Daily News)
    • Also, Steeper Fines for Driving While Talking On, and Holding, Your Phone (LAT)
    • More on Meet Me at Metro (The Source)
    • CA Legislature Passes Bill Regulating Use of Red-Light Cameras (Daily News)
    • National Latino Journalists Association Opens Shop in LA. Story Mentions Our Kris Fortin (KCET)

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