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By Joe Linton

9:21 AM PST on January 28, 2015

Carnage: Driver Jumps Curb Kills Crossing Guard In Monterey Park (ABC, LAT)
Elsewhere, Driver To Be Tried For Collision That Killed 4 People (KPCC)
Santa Monica Next’s Jason Islas Interview On Santa Monica’s No-Growth Pains (KCRW)
Flying Pigeon Looks At L.A. Election Numbers And Urges All To Bike The Vote
Profiling the LOSSAN Rail Corridor Agency (LAT)
Westwood Should Prioritize Walkability (Daily Bruin)
Transforming L.A.’s Alleys (Flying Pigeon)
Officials Looks Back at 2005 Metrolink Train Crash In Glendale (Glendale News Press)
A Report Sitting In The Middle Of the 101 Freeway (Guardian)
Infographics: Why and Where You Will Ride the Gold Line Foothill Extension (The Source)
Farewell To Long Beach 106-Year-Old Cyclist Octavio Orduño (Biking in L.A.)
Department of DIY’s Astrid Conder Paints Her Echo Park Bus Bench (Eastsider)
A Critical Transportation Link: Getting Angels Flight Running Again (LAT)
Secretary Foxx Challenges Mayors On Bike/Ped But There’s No Funding (Getting Around Sacto)
Handsome Red-Painted Bus Only Lane in San Francisco (SBSF)

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