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    • Metro's ExpressLanes Are Slowing Down (SGV Tribune)
    • Two Dead As Car Crashes Into Unoccupied Boyle Heights Home (EastsiderLAT)
    • Metro Bus Drivers Object To Lines 190 And 194 Going To Foothill Transit (SGV Tribune)
    • Downey Planning To Host "Ride & Stride" Open Streets Event (Downey Patriot)
    • 6th Street Bridge Dismantling Underway, Freeway Closure Ends Early (Daily News)
    • Inglewood Stadium Success Depends On Surroundings (LAT)
    • New High-Rise Planned Across From Wilshire/Normandie Purple Line Station (Urbanize)
    • Expanding Metro Rail Makes For A Happier City (LAT)
    • Cyclist Gets Due In Court Against Motorist Right Hook (Biking in L.A.)
    • CA High-Speed Rail Faces Delays, Court Challenges (KPCC)
    • Long Beach Converts Tiny Alleys To Walk Streets (Press Telegram)
    • Plenty Of Immigrants Now Driving With Licenses In CA (LAT)
    • KPCC Wants To Know How Your Commute Affects Your Love Life
    • Super Bowl Blocks Bike Path And Bike Parking (SBSF)

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