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By Damien Newton

7:16 AM PDT on April 16, 2013

Should Caltrans Change HOV Requirement So That It Takes 3 Riders? (Daily News)
First Bike Share Kiosks Could Come to L.A. in Next 2 to 3 Weeks (Curbed)
And Then There Was Darkness. L.A.’s Digital Billboards Go Dark Following Judge’s Ruling (Daily News)
Krekorian Begins Own Outreach on Bike Planning for Lankershim Blvd. (CD2 News)
LAPD Offers Rewards on Hit and Runs (Facebook)
Greuel Lays Out Budget Priorities (LAT, Daily News)
Road Bond Road Show in the SFV, Tonight! (Daily News)
Disreputable Conservative “News Outlet” Attacks CAHSR Through More Reputable Outlet (Business Insider)
Daily Carnage: Search Continues for Killer of Young Artist in 2012 K-Town Hit and Run (LAT)
Vote for Bike Friendly Business Districts (Green Octopus)

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