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    • Beverly Hills Delaying Permits for Early Purple Line Subway Work (Curbed)
    • Future Weddings on a L.A.'s Riverside/Figureoa Bridge High Line? (KPCC)
    • Is L.A. Really "Car-Happy"? (LAT)
    • Metro Admin Restructuring Axes Pro-Highway Doug Failing (Pasadena Star News)
    • Buses Should be Celebrated and Prioritized (Santa Monica Next)
    • Supervisoral Candidate Sheila Kuehl Talks Transpo (SM Mirror)
    • L.A.'s Boulevards Began as Streetcar Lines (KCET)
    • One of Those Streetcar Boulevards - NELA's York - Is Seeing Change (Eastsider)
    • How Your Bike-Commute Could Help You on Your Taxes (Urban Velo)
    • Steve Lopez on Ghost Bike Phenomenon (LAT)
    • Organizers Mobilizing for L.A. Transportation Equity (KCET)
    • Will L.A. Really be Known for These Freeway-Scale Bridges? (Atlantic Cities)
    • Attention Visitors: You, Too, Can Walk Like an Angeleno (One Fine Stay)
    • Long Beach's New Gerald Desmond Bridge Renderings (LongBeachize)
    • Write Your Way to Free Amtak Trips? (Gizmodo)
    • A Hard Hard Rain is A-Gonna Come, This Week (LAT)

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