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    • City Puts Aside $352 Million for Streetcar Operations (Curbed)
    • Port of Los Angeles Votes on SCIG/BNSF Yard Today! (Switchboard)
    • LADOT: We've Installed 123 Miles of Bikeways Since 2010 (Bike Blog)
    • Was Tuesday's Election Good for Cyclists? (Biking in L.A.)
    • Overall, L.A. County Has "Typical" Commutes (The Source)
    • Candidates for Mayor, City Attorney, Controller All Think They Will Win (LAT, LAT, LAT)
    • NELA Paper Goes after Neighborhood Council for Deceptive Agenda on Bike Plan (Boulevard Sentinel)
    • California Plans $9 Million "Social Media" Investment to Increase Ridership on Sufliner (CBS2)

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