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    • Carnage: Montebello Truck Driver Kills Woman Walking, Injures Two Children (LAT)Hit-and-Run Criminal Driver Kills 101-Year-Old Man Walking in Boyle Heights (LAT)
    • KPCC Interviews Janette Sadik-Khan About Great Streets
    • How General Streetcar Criticisms Apply (or Not) to L.A.'s Proposed Streetcar (Let's Go L.A.)
    • This Sunday's CicLAvia Neighborhood Guide (Curbed)
    • Op-Ed: Respect Current Supes, But Don't Name Metro Stations After Them Yet (LAT)
    • LAT Architecture Critic Christopher Hawthorne's Take on the Union Station Master Plan
    • Governor Brown Tacitly Endorses Hit-and-Run Crime (Biking in L.A.)
    • Assemblymember Richard Bloom Weighs In On Santa Monica Elections (Santa Monica Next)
    • How Do You Want To Improve Long Beach? (LongBeachIze)
    • San Jose Candidates Court Bicyclist Voters (SB SF)
    • Scofflaw Drivers Ignoring New 25 MPH Laws (SB NYC)

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