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    • Advocates Rally for Progressive Measures in Road Repair Bond Proposal (Biking in L.A.)
    • Daily News Really Excited About Changing Law Allowing Drivers to Park at Broken Meters
    • $1.1 Million for Bridges for River Trail in SFV (KCET)
    • LaHood Still Really Excited about CAHSR (CAHSR Blog)
    • Democratic Party Skips Endorsing in Mayor's Race, Endorses Feuer, Galerpin  (KPCC)
    • James Charges Greuel with Campaigning on Taxpayer's Dime (Daily News)
    • Supremes Rule Against L.A. River Advocates in Runoff Case (HuffPo)
    • Port of Long Beach Breaks Ground on Gerald Desmond Replacement Bridge (Daily News)
    • CA's Manufacturing Base Slipping Through the Cracks (LAT)

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