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    • If Measure J Was Plan B, Villaraigosa Has a Plan C and Plan D (LAT)
    • The Big Local Winner from the Election? Grand Park (DTLA Rising, Streetsblog LITE, LAT, Curbed)
    • No on J Takes Credit for Ballot Measure's Defeat (BH Courier)
    • Nah, Biggest Factor Was the Lower Turnout (The Source)
    • Metro CEO Leahy Hints We Might See Measure J Again (The Source)
    • Clock Is Ticking on L.A.'s Mayoral Race (LAT)
    • Dems. Dominate State Races (LAT)
    • Huizar Plan Would "Activate" 7th Street Bridge Atrium as Public Space (Downtown News)
    • Greyhound Bus Offers Service from L.A. to L.V. (LAT)
    • British Cyclist Throws British Kitten in British River (This Is Lincolnshire via Biking In L.A.)
    • Out of State Planning Blog Calls for Villaraigosa to Run USDOT (Keep Houston, Houston)

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