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    • Deborah Murphy and Steve Lopez Go for a Walk, Survey the Damage to City Sidewalks (LAT)
    • Policy Wonk Has Ideas on Cutting Oil Reliance, We Have One...Drive Less (Daily News)
    • Gov. Brown Wants to Use Cap and Trade to Fund High Speed Rail (LAT)
    • Freight Train Strikes and Kills "Pedestrian Trespasser" in South L.A... (LAT)
    • And Another Pedestrian Killed by Gold Line Train (LAT)
    • MMA Star Tito Ortiz Arrested on Suspicion of DUI in 405 Crash (Daily News, LAT)
    • What's the Best Thing That Happened in L.A. in 2013? I Say CicLAvia Expansion (Atlantic Cities)
    • Uncertainty Remains Around Impact of CAHSR Funding Ruling (SF Examiner, Curbed)
    • Long Beach's Mobility Coordinator Steps Down (LongBeachize)
    • Cyclist Shot Near Century and Main in South L.A. (LAT)
    • The Weather Is Really Nice (LAist)
    • Coroner Says Walker's Porsche Going Over 100 MPH When It Crashed (Daily News)

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