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    • L.A. Weekly Continues to Cover Hit and Runs. Tells Ruggedly Handsome Roadblock's Story
    • Bogus Traffic Laws Led to L.A.'s Poor Urban Design (KCET)
    • City Restricts Food Truck Access on Wilshire for Imaginary Safety Reason (Larchmont Buzz)
    • Metro Still Really Excited By Gold Line Bridge (SGV Trib.)
    • LAX Officials Offer Three Sites for Train Stations (The Source)
    • I Swear to God Gary Just Wrote This Story (Surf Santa Monica)
    • Don't Forget, the World Might End at Midnight, Sometime Tomorrow (Daily News)
    • A Small Flickr Set of Red Line Photos That Got the Photog in Trouble with LASD (Flickr)

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