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    • LA's Bike Friendliest Hoods on the Westside (Curbed)
    • Bike Week Special: CICLE Partners with Metro for 20 Urban Expedition Rides (The Source)
    • Bike Advocates: Gov. Jerry Brown Failing to Lead on Bike-Friendly Policies (Examiner.com)
    • California Increasing Density As America Sprawls (Planning and Development Report)
    • Op/Ed: Metro Must Keep Faith with SGV on Gold Line Extension (SGV Trib)
    • Can We Tax Away Climate Change? (Daily News)
    • Not Near My Backyard: Homeowners in SCV Fret HSR Bad for Home Values (Signal via Curbed)
    • State Dept. Health Manager: Pedestrian Data So Bad “Because We Are a Car-Centric State” (SB)
    • Feuer, Zine, Lead in the B Races (LAT)
    • Meet Me at Metro IV: Bringing It Home to Watts on 5/25+5/26 (The Source)
    • Breaking: It's Hot (KPCC)
    • Daily Carnage: Arrest Made in DUI Crash Into WeHo Police Car (WeHo News)

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