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    • New General Plan Aims To Make Pasadena More Walkable (Pasadena Star News)
    • Garcetti To Sign Vision Zero Directive 12:30 p.m. Today in Boyle Heights (L.A. Walks)
    • WeHo Plans 150-Bike CycleHop Bike-Share System, Open Spring 2016 (WeHoVille)
    • Changing Demographics Make California Cities Progressive (LAT)
    • Colorado DOT's Zany Tone-Deaf Blame-the-Pedestrian Videos (SB Denver)
    • New Arcadia Gold Line Station Dedicated, Service Starts 2016 (L.A. Magazine)
    • Eastside Riders Bike Club And Others Helping Shape Today's Watts (KCET)
    • Injuries When Metro Bus Driver Blacked Out, Hit Tree In Westwood 2 a.m. Saturday (LAT)
    • Carnage: Two Killed When Truck Hit Car On 405 In Van Nuys (KPCC)
    • Bicycling Shot Up 350% in Santa Monica From 2000 To 2012 (Curbed)

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