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By Joe Linton

8:59 AM PST on January 22, 2015

Go Hear LADOT GM Seleta Reynolds Speak Tonight in Tarzana (CM Blumenfeld)
MCM Promotores Organizing For Boyle Heights Bike Lanes
Includes Excellent MCM Video (YouTube)
State of the City Speeches Reviewed (Santa Monica Next)
Culver City Transit-Oriented Mixed-Use Development Rising Across From Expo (Building L.A.)
Neighbors Skeptical About South L.A. Oil Site’s Downgrade (KPCC)
How Civil Rights Shaped Latino Urbanism (KCET)
Parking Adjudication Team in the Spotlight (LADOT YouTube)
Curbed Overviews Mariachi Plaza Redevelopment Situation
LA City Council Says LAX Upgrades Are A Big Deal (Daily News)
SF MTA Approves Free Transit For Elderly and Disabled (SF Examiner)
NextCity Cruises Around the App-Based Future of Parking
Bus Shelters and Other Amenities Affect Perceived Wait Times (Transportationist)

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