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By Damien Newton

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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