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Must Read for L.A. Voters: Candidates Go on Record About Subways/Bikes/Sidewalks/Big Digs/Parking/Buses (LAT) Don’t Forget to Check Out Our Interview with the Mayoral Candidates (StreetsTube) I-10 Express Lanes Are Open (LAT, The Source, Curbed, Fox, Daily Bruin) Digital Billboard Company Issues Threat to L.A. (LAT) 405 Widening Won’t Finish Until 2014. Project Still Totally Worth … Continued

By Damien Newton

4:43 AM PST on February 25, 2013

Must Read for L.A. Voters: Candidates Go on Record About Subways/Bikes/Sidewalks/Big Digs/Parking/Buses (LAT)
Don’t Forget to Check Out Our Interview with the Mayoral Candidates (StreetsTube)
I-10 Express Lanes Are Open (LAT, The Source, Curbed, Fox, Daily Bruin)
Digital Billboard Company Issues Threat to L.A. (LAT)
405 Widening Won’t Finish Until 2014. Project Still Totally Worth It! (The Source)
Central Valley Landowners Drop Suit Against High Speed Rail (Fresno Bee)
CHP Plans Crackdown on Group Bike Rides in Santa Monica Mountains (Biking in L.A.)
NBC Universal Project Plans Big Payment to Burbank for Traffic Impacts (Leader via Curbed)
Gov. Brown Out of Touch on Affordable Housing (Rooflines)
Success for CICLE’s “Wild West Chatworth Ride” (Patch)
Redondo Beach Makes Progressive Street Plans (Easy Reader)
More Responses to L.A. Observed’s Stupid Anti-Bike Screed (Examined Spoke, Boy on a Bike)

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