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By
Joe Linton
9:22 AM PST on November 16, 2015
- Hollywood Highland Scramble Crosswalk Safety Improvements Debut (CBS)
- One More Mile Of Wilshire Bus-Only Lane Opens Today (The Source)
- Planning Commission Re-Zones Controversial East Hollywood Target (LAist)
- Cedillo’s Anti-Mobility Rhetoric Doesn’t Hold Up To Scrutiny (Biking in L.A.)
- A Pleasant Westside Bike To Work Story (Orange 20)
- Cal State Northridge Professors Bike Commutes From Pasadena (Sundial)
- New Paid Parking Unpopular At Topanga Mall (Daily News)
- State Traffic Ticket Amnesty Program Popular and Inconsistent (LAT)
- Troubled Port SCIG Railyard In Court This Week (NRDC)
- Opinion: Fix Sidewalks and Replant Trees (LAT)
- Metro Opens $1.4Million Worth Of More “Free” Parking At NoHo Station (The Source)
- New Rick Prelinger Documetary ‘Lost Landscapes of L.A.’ Shows Historic Streetscapes (LAT)
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