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By Damien Newton

9:42 AM PDT on October 5, 2015

Very Small Traffic Calming Plan at 6th and Larchmont (Larchmont Buzz)
What Was Up with that Weird Twitter War Between Metro, NYC MTA? (LA Weekly)
Breeze Bike Share Extends Trial Period, Still on Track for November Hard Launch (Next)
LAX Flyaway Will Come to Long Beach in Time for Christmas (LAT)
State R’S Upset Nobody Wants to Vote on Their “Plan” to Fix Transpo. Funding (Tri-County News)
Hit and Run Driver Checks on Victim Before Fleeing (LAT)
Go Metro to the Mets Beating the Dodgers This Weekend (The Source)
Olvera Street Recognized as National “Great Street” (LAT)

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