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By Joe Linton

8:02 AM PDT on May 14, 2014

Eyes on the Street: Priest sprinkles holy water at the 11th annual Blessing of the Bicycles which took place yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Photo: Joe Linton/Streetsblog LA

A Deeper Look at LAX Connection Proposals (Let’s Go L.A.)
Santa Monica Council Rescinds Transit Village Approval (Santa Monica Next)
Bike Parking Replacing Some Car Parking In New DTLA Development (Downtown News)
Garcetti Budget Parking Revenue Plan Undone By Council (LAT)
A Look At Valley-405-Westside Transportation Future Investments (LA Register)
Palmer Developments DTLA Ped Bridge Abuses City Planning (City Watch)
Echo Park Lake Sidewalks Getting Fixed (Curbed)
County Supervisors Approve Modest Beach Parking Charge Increases (LAT)
Electric Assist Bikes Are the Way to Go (KCRW)
Bridging the Gap to Connect DTLB to Gerald Desmond Bridge (LongBeachize)
Former SBLA Writer Carter Rubin Named to SM Housing Commission (Santa Monica Next)
Council Putting Santa Monica Airport Measure on Upcoming Ballot (Santa Monica Next)

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