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Metro Gives OK for Final Planning, Construction of Crenshaw Line (The Source) Bike/Ped. Counts Get People Talking (CBS2, LAist, Patch) Curren Price Has Developed Memory Problems on MyFigueroa! (Biking in L.A.) Cedillo Wants Sidewalk Dining on North Figueroa (Eastsider) #RoadBond Faces Long Road to Ballot (Daily News) Legislation That Would Open Federal Funding Spigot to … Continued
7:46 AM PDT on September 11, 2013
  • Metro Gives OK for Final Planning, Construction of Crenshaw Line (The Source)
  • Bike/Ped. Counts Get People Talking (CBS2, LAist, Patch)
  • Curren Price Has Developed Memory Problems on MyFigueroa! (Biking in L.A.)
  • Cedillo Wants Sidewalk Dining on North Figueroa (Eastsider)
  • #RoadBond Faces Long Road to Ballot (Daily News)
  • Legislation That Would Open Federal Funding Spigot to Metro, Other Agencies, Moving (The Source)
  • CEQA Reform Bill Now Includes Language on Displacement (CP&DR)
  • Oil Developers Want More Fracking…but Now So They Can Reach Oil Supply (Daily News)
  • City Hall Going After Venice Treehouse (LAT)
  • Alissa Walker’s Takedown of the NYT Piece on LA’s Tech Movement is Awesome (Gizmodo)

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