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By Joe Linton

8:57 AM PDT on March 20, 2015

L.A. Times Editorial Board Comes Out Against Mandatory Bike Helmet Law
CicLAvia Transforms The San Fernando Valley This Sunday 9 a.m. To 4 p.m. (CicLAvia)
Things To See (CiclaValley, Militant Angeleno, SBLA)
Things To Eat (CiclaValley)
Rides (CiclaValley) With Senator Hertzberg (The Source) With Congressman Schiff (Walk Bike Glendale)
Travel Tips (CiclaValley, SBLA)
Long Beach’s “Beach Streets” Ciclovía Has Its Own Website (LongBeachIze)
CA Taxi Companies Sue Uber For Claiming Safer Rides (LAT)
How Long It Takes Glendale Residents To Get To Work (Glendale News Press)
San Pedro Trolley Closing, Possibly Permanently (Daily Breeze)
CA Says Coastal Cities Need To Build More Housing (Santa Monica Next)
Just What Your Kid Needs: A Toy Car To Maintain (Strong Towns)

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