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2:46 PM PDT on April 1, 2014
- Does #RoadTax Endanger Measure R2? People That Don’t Live in the City Say Yes (LAT)
- Gory Crash Recreations Aimed at Encouraging Safe Driving at Valley Schools (Daily News)
- 10 Super Entitled Reasons for Rich People to Oppose Bike Lanes in Bev. Hills (Curbed)
- South L.A. Area Losing More Trees, This Time for Light Rail, not Space Shuttle (LAT)
- Advocates and City Still Not Seeing Eye-to-Eye on Figueroa Land Bridge (KCET)
- Surprise! L.A. Weekly Not Cool With State Vulnerable Road Users Law
- Term Limits Will Lead to Changes with Supes (Daily News)
- L.A. City Council Looks at Plans for Trash Collection (LAT, KPCC)
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