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    • First Look at Garcetti's Beta Website on Government Data (Daily News, LAT)
    • LAPD Plans Increased Patrols in Valley in Response to Pedestrian Crashes (Daily News)
    • An Interview with LADOT "Bike Czar" Michelle Mowery, How Times Have Changed (LAT)
    • It's Walk to School Day! (Daily News)
    • Alpern: What's Next for the Crenshaw/LAX Line? (City Watch)
    • City Council Approves Reward for Information in Hit and Run Involving Transgender Victim (CD 13 News)
    • Hyperloop: A Distraction from Building Realistic Transportation Improvements (Atlantic Cities)
    • New Rail Line Begins Construction in Riverside (RCTC Press Release)
    • L.A. Will Try Not to Pay for Damage Caused to Your Vehicle by Crumbling Roads (NBC4)
    • LaBonge: We Need More Water Fountains (Curbed)
    • WAAAAAAHHHH. People Want to Charge Me for Parking (My Fox L.A.)
    • Film L.A.: Filming Up Nearly 10% (Daily News)

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