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    • LASD Sharrow Cluelessness Makes the Evening News (CBS2)
    • Long Beach Ready to Rumble on OC Plan to Widen 405, Charge LB for Mitigation (Post, Press-Telegram)
    • Hollywood High Rises Approved After Contentious Council Hearing (Daily News, LAT)
    • City Council Will Hear LAPD Hit and Run Report in Committee on Friday (LACBC Blog)
    • Bonin Proposal for Reinstating Free Parking at Broken Meters Gets High Marks (Daily News)
    • More People Using ExpressLanes Than Replaced HOV Lanes (Daily Breeze)
    • Expectations High for Nury Martinez (Daily News)
    • Council Names Council Member-Elect "Caretaker" Until Election Certified (KPCC, Daily News)
    • Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Write Incoherent Op/Ed on High Speed Rail (Daily News)
    • CicLAvia Returns to Its Downtown Routes for October 6 Event (Curbed, LA Weekly)
    • Gold Line Turns 10 Tomorrow (The Source)
    • Want a Big Canvas for Your Art? Try a Bus (KPCC)
    • CAHSRA Seeks Contractors to Build First Segment in Spite of Looming Lawsuit (Fresno Bee)
    • Racist, Sexist, Jokes Told at LASB Event (LAT)
    • Mayoral Help Desk, I Like It (Daily News)
    • Child Killed in Crash While Crossing Street May Not Have Been in Crosswalk So It's OK (LAT)

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