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By Joe Linton

9:00 AM PDT on July 2, 2014

More on Seleta Reynolds Confirmation at LADOT General Manager (LA Register)
Demolition Hasn’t Started Yet, Can the Riverside-Figueroa Bridge Be Saved? (ABC7)
Some Wisdom To Guide L.A. Parking Reform:
Opinion: Patt Morrison Talks With Parking Rock Star Donald Shoup (LAT)
What Reasonable Progressive Parking Reform Would Look Like (Better Institutions)
Contractor Sues Metro Over 405 Freeway Project Delays (L.A. Observed)
Ballona Creek Bike Path: L.A. Bikers’ Spectacular Open Secret (L.A. I’m Yours)
FoLAR Founder Lewis MacAdams on the L.A. River’s Future (Planning Report)
Expo Line Phase 2 Construction Is 60% Done (Curbed)
Could Rail Be the Future of the Metro Orange Line BRT? (LA Register)
Praise for L.A. Union Station Detail-Oriented Restoration (LA Register)
Long Beach’s Wolfpack Head for DTLA (LongBeachize)
DJ Waldie Civics 101: L.A.’s Municipalities (KCET)

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