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By Joe Linton

8:56 AM PDT on June 19, 2015

Santa Monica’s Proposed Bike-Share Fee Structure (Santa Monica Next)
SGV COG Endorses 710-North Tunnel (Pasadena Star News)
Nat Gale, Mayor Garcetti’s Man on the Great Streets (NRDC)
How To Get More Bang For Affordable Housing Buck (Better Institutions)
DJ Waldie on How L.A.’s Past Informs Its Not-Suburban Future (KCET)
Urbanize Takes A Closer Looks At New L.A. Convention Center Renderings
Industrial City of Vernon Getting Some Housing (LAT)
Metro Committee Approves Doran Street Grade Crossing Scope (Glendale News Press)
Information on Driverless Car Crashes Revealed, Kind of Boring, Though (LAT)

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