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By Joe Linton

9:02 AM PDT on July 9, 2014

OC Sheriffs Blame Cyclist Victim in Gatorade Bottle Throw Incident (Biking in L.A., OCR, LAT)
Expo Line Free Parking Woefully Inadequate for Far-Flung Residents (City Watch)
But, wait, the Beauty of the Expo Line is That “EVERYONE” Already Rides It (LA Sentinel)
Seleta Reynolds Was Busy in San Francisco, Left Unfinished Projects (LAX CarShare)
Downtown Santa Monica 5-story Expo Line TOD at Planning Commission Tonight (SM Next)
State Repeals San Fernando Valley Rail Prohibition (Curbed)
Exide Plant Agrees to Limits on Arsenic Emissions (LAT)
Caltrans Selling Some Homes Not Needed To Build 710 Freeway Alternatives (Daily News)
Pasadena Adds Buffer To Its New York Drive Bike Lanes (Boy on a Bike)
How to Make LB 3rd Street’s “Cracked and Bumpy Mess” Safer to Bike (LongBeachize)

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