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    • Antonovich Attempt to Oust Najarian from Metro Board Gets Bad Review (LAT)
    • L.A. County's New Zoning Codes Designed to Promote Healthier Living (SCV News)
    • "Traffic", "Potholes" Listed As Major Concerns in Mayor's Race (LAT)
    • To Accelerate Construction of I-5 HOV Lanes, Metro Wants Them to Be HOT (The Source)
    • I Don't Know That I'd Call CicLAvia a "Secret" (LADOT Bike Blog)
    • One of the Westside Subway's Chief Opponents Also Bike Friendly (Better Bike)
    • Metro Really Excited About New TAP Screens (The Source)
    • Fresno Congressman Ready to Rumble Against HSR (KPCC)
    • Roadshow Columnist Answers Questions Slamming Buses, "Rolling Death Traps" (Daily News)
    • Feuer, Tru, Going At Each Other in C.A.'s Race (LAT)
    • Hey, That Guy That Talks to Freeway Signs is Riding a Bike for Exercise (TMZ)

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Light Schedule Today, the three posts you see and the first of our Mayoral Candidate Video Series featuring Emanuel Pleitez later today. Week In Livable Streets Events coming tomorrow.

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