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    • KCET Talks to Both Sides of the Bike Wars
    • Remember the Study Showing Transit Good for Housing Prices? That's True in L.A. Too (The Source)
    • County Bars Bikes from Park Where Cars Allowed. Whoops. That's Illegal (Biking In L.A.)
    • Santa Monica Has Its "Worst" Congestion in 18 Years (Dispatch)
    • Everyone Loves MyFigueroa! (Blog Downtown, KPCC)
    • Reseda Park Hours Limited Because of Gangs (Daily News)
    • Bieber Update: Someone Really Needs to Take This Kid's Keys Away (TMZ via Curbed)
    • The California High Speed Rail Authority Is Ready to Take on All Comers in Court (Merc-News)
    • Council Considers Backup Plan for Convention Center (LATDaily News)
    • Greuel Goes After "City Leadership," Garcetti and Villaraigosa (Daily News)

Per KPCC's City Maven: Big day for endorsements in the mayor's race. Former candidate Jan Perry will endorse Eric Garcetti later this morning. In the afternoon, Magic Johnson will back Wendy Greuel.

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