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By
Joe Linton
8:58 AM PST on January 5, 2016
- LAST CHANCE! Streetsie Voting Ends 12 Noon Today – Winners Announced Tomorrow
- The Unexpected Growth Of Lyft Ride-Hailing (LAT)
- Garcetti Taps Pasadena Planning Chief Vince Bertoni To Run L.A. City Planning (Pasadena Now)
- Expo Line Plans To Build Ped Safety Fences In Downtown Santa Monica (KPCC)
- Chinatown Blossom Plaza TOD Nearly Completed (Urbanize)
- New Bike Lanes Striped On Edgemont From Melrose To Santa Monica Blvd (CD13 Facebook)
- Better Institutions Visualizes L.A.’s 18 Million Parking Spaces In One Giant Lot
- 2016 Car Sales Forecast To Surpass Previous Record 17.35 Million In 2000 (LAT)
- Opinion: Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning Makes For Less Affordable Housing (LAT)
- Five Things Mayors Can Do To Foster Healthy Cities (CitiesSpeak)
…Don’t Forget the Health Benefits Of Open Streets (Center For Health Advancement) - Tips For Bicycling In the Rain (LADOT Bike Blog)
- How Rainwater Carried Sediment That Literally Built Southern California (KCET)
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