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The Wasserman Grant Means 4 CicLAvias in 2014, 5 in 2015 (Daily News via HuffPost) Purple Line Geotech Study Used as Counterpoint in Battle Over Century City Development (LAT) Boxer: Replace Gas Tax with Wholesale Oil Fees (The Hill) Garcetti Seeks to “Modernize” Government Using Data, Internet (LAT) A Lot of Prime Real Estate Is … Continued
7:54 AM PDT on September 26, 2013
  • The Wasserman Grant Means 4 CicLAvias in 2014, 5 in 2015 (Daily News via HuffPost)
  • Purple Line Geotech Study Used as Counterpoint in Battle Over Century City Development (LAT)
  • Boxer: Replace Gas Tax with Wholesale Oil Fees (The Hill)
  • Garcetti Seeks to “Modernize” Government Using Data, Internet (LAT)
  • A Lot of Prime Real Estate Is Being Used for Parking, Especially Near Transit (Streetsblog.net)
  • Apparently SaMo Is Going to Do More Than a Rider Survey to Plan for Expo (Patch)
  • The Dubious “Safety”-Focused Marketing of SUVs That Can Easily Kill Children (Cyclelicious)
  • Meanwhile, Hollywood Stars Now Driving Cars So Armored They’re Basically Tanks (THR)
  • People, It’s Just an NFL Team… (CBS 2)
  • Glendale Motorist, 83, Crashes Through Brand Blvd. Store Window (Daily News)

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