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    • Construction Authority Turns Over Completed Expo 2 To Metro (Santa Monica Next)
    • Noel Aguilar Shooting Protestors Block Blue Line In Compton/LB (Press Telegram)
    • Griffith Park Car-Free Roads Opening To Be Heard At Wednesday Meeting (CiclaValley)
    • Former L.A. Mayor Riordan Endorses Awful NIMBY Ballot Initiative (LAT)
    • York Boulevard Road Diet Has Been Good For Businesses, Bicycling (Orange 20)
    • David Kipen: Four Fun Transportation Fixes: Including Bike Ferry, Little Tokyo Wye (LAT)
    • Uber Tries To Recruit Lyft Drivers (KPCC)
    • Bike-Themed Wheelhouse Coffee Opens In DTLA Arts District (Downtown News)
    • Rams Will Be Shocked By L.A.'s Unaffordable Housing (Housing Wire)
    • Can L.A. Convert Closing Walmarts To Libraries Like Texas Example? (Daily Kos)
    • Recently Rediscovered 1962 L.A. Streetcar Photos (Reddit/Los Angeles, Imgur)

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