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By Ted Rogers

9:43 AM PDT on October 9, 2012

CD11 Councilmember Bill Rosendahl won’t run for re-election to focus on cancer recovery (L.A. Times)
CA Senators Boxer and Feinstein call for federal investigation into recent gas price spike (KCBS)
California gas prices continue their record rise, but at a slower pace (Daily Breeze)
High gas prices encourage some drivers to discover mass transit (KPCC)
The sometimes anti-bike LA Weekly names Orange 20 Bikes the city’s best bike shop
CicLAvia — or maybe CicPVvia? — comes to Claremont and Pomona next spring (CLR Effect)
Dodger Stadium traffic has been a challenge for 51 years; not this fall, though (LA Observed)
No surprise — Angelenos drove more during Carmageddon II: The Sequal (Pacific Palisades Patch)
Downtown gets its first Target later this week (LA Curbed)
Bikes hardly ever knock out power to two dozen homes when they crash (Daily Breeze)
An envious Toronto considers its own ciclovía, quoting our own Damien Newton (Globe and Mail)

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