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By Damien Newton

8:32 AM PDT on June 10, 2013

Despite More People and Cars, CA’s Air Getting Cleaner (LAT, Treehugger)
It’s a Good Thing CicLAvia Isn’t Playing Up That It’s Villaraigosa’s Last Event (HuffPo, CBS2, Press-Telegram, Patch, Neon Tommy)
That’s Right, Westside Subway Work Starts Next Year (Curbed)
Meanwhile, Westside Debates Growth, Smart or Otherwise (LAT)
Angel’s Flight, the Smallest Railroad in the World (GOOD, LA)
Metro Staff Unveil Their Pick for Crenshaw Contractor, on Friday, at 4:45, Exclusive to Their Site (The Source)
What’s on the Agenda for Urban Planner/Compton Mayor Aja Brown? (KPCC)
Did Gov. Talk High Speed Rail with President of China Last Week? (SacBee)
Top Gear Closes the Street for Drag Race Filming (Curbed)
Drivers Arrested at DUI Checkpoints in Malibu, Santa Clarita (Daily News)
How Badly Do I Want to Have Metro Staff Come to a Streetsblog Meeting to Talk the 405? (The Source)
Garcetti on Tour. Everyone Has Ideas, Resumes (Daily News)
Punching Mars Naked Bike Ride, Again (LAist)

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