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    • Mixed-Use Development Opens Near Culver City Expo Station (LAT)
    • Wilshire/405 Ramps Re-Opened Early (The Source)
    • City Needs to Cut 400 Trees to Make Space for Shuttle (LAT)
    • Up from 250 Trees in July (LA Streetsblog, July 26)
    • Triumph for Metro as USC Fans Pack Expo on Saturday (The Source)
    • One Station Actually Does Research Before Broadcasting on Culata/Critical Mass Crash (ABC7)
    • Witness Says Culata Riding Fixie, Couldn't Stop at Time of Crash (Biking In L.A. Comments)
    • San Diego Critical Mass Not Responsible for Screwdriver Thrown at Cop (San Diego News 10)
    • Media Obsessed with Paparazzi Law in Bieber's 101 on 101. Not Concerned with Reckless Driving (LAT)
    • Breaking Down the "Controversy" Over the Expo Bikeway (Better Bike)
    • Having Fun with Public Bike Art in Malaysia (Bike Commute News)
    • Another Legal Setback for Monrovia Transit Village (Pasadena Star-News)
    • It's a Big Week for Villaraigosa (LAT, Daily News)
    • SoCal Sets Gas Prices Record (Daily News)
    • Rise of the L.A. River, an International Story (Guardian)

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While we took yesterday off, we published two stories on Saturday. One detailed the tragic passing of Jerico Culata at Critical Mass. The other was a photo essay detailing the triumph of the Ovarian Psycos Bicycle Brigade's "Clitoral Mass" on Saturday.

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