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    • Film Industry Sues For More Bikeways, Claims L.A. Doesn't Look like NYC Anymore (Film Law Week)
    • Not-So-Safe-Routes Program: Road Widening, Crosswalk Removal, Speed Increases (That's Not News)
    • CarLAvia & Fig4Drivaz To Set Aside Car-Full Streets On 150+ Weekdays (Oh Wait, Already Have That)
    • Lorax, Speaking for Trees, Apologies For State of L.A. Sidewalks (Once Lure)
    • Agency to Re-Re-Develop All of Bunker Hill for 9-Story Regional Connector Parking Lot (Parking Robot)
    • Planners Considering Renaming "General Plan" to "General Advice" (Should B)
    • Police Issue 1st Downtown Speeding Ticket of 2014, 1st Txting & Illegal Turn Tix Expected Soon (Blotter)
    • Beverly Hills Thinks Bike Lanes Create Dangerous Conditions and Blind Spots (Curb Your Ed)
    • Study: 92% of Electeds Support Complete Streets in Districts Other Than Theirs (Portraits in Courage)
    • Road Bond Amended, Now Includes Apple Pie and LolCatz (Everyone Likes This)

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