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By Damien Newton

5:54 AM PDT on March 18, 2013

Santa Monica Reveals Bike/Ped Overhaul of Colorado Blvd. Press Focuses on Impact to Cars (Patch via Curbed)
Wolfpack Hustle Takes Its Star Turn (LAT)
Wired L.A. Moves Cars Better. Drivers Don’t Believe It. (LAT)
Big Blue Bus Reveals Its Plans for Expo (The Source)
Editorial: Only Frack if It Can Be Proven Safe (Daily News)
Riding the Train Becoming Viable Alternative in V.C. (Ventura County Star)
Campaign Closing in on Funds for “Bike In Movie Theatre” at L.A. River (Kick Starter)
Metro Accepting Comments on Facebook and Twitter for East SFV Connector (Daily News)
Garcetti Bags Pleitez Endorsement, But Both Candidates Want James (LAT, LAT)
But In the Meantime They Make Nice with Neighborhood Councils (Daily News)
In 1988 LA Mag Made Predictions for City in 2013. How’d They Do? (Atlantic Wire)
PCH DUI Sting Catches Two in the ‘Bu (Daily News)
Downtown Arts District Station Taking Shape with Construction of Mixed-Use Development (DTLA Rising)

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