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    • Two L.A. City Council Staffers Arrested For Alleged Drunk Driving. Cedillo Staffer Fredy Ceja Hit A Metro Bus. Harris-Dawson Staffer Fredy Torres Was In City Car. (LAT)
    • Ethan Elkind On Politics Behind Foothill Gold Line (LAT)
    • Metro Plans To Test All-Door Boarding For Silver Line (The Source)
    • L.A. Council Committees Approve Sidewalk Repair Plan (LAT, NBC4)
    • Mariachis Weigh In On Future Of Mariachi Plaza (KPCC)
    • Portion Of Venice Boulevard Bike Lane Is Now Bollard-Protected (@flyingpigeonla Instagram)
    • L.A. Has the Worst Traffic In the U.S. (LAT)
    • Big Oil Spill At Port Of L.A. (LAist)
    • KPCC Highlights Newly Launching Long Beach Bike Share
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The re:code L.A. project is hosting a series of seven community forums; the first takes place tomorrow night at Metro headquarters.
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Calendar Extra: Wednesday 3/16 - The Department of City Planning's re:code L.A. project is hosting a series of public forums to introduce the city of L.A.'s new zoning code. The first forum takes place tomorrow at 6 p.m. at Metro headquarters, 1 Gateway Plaza, right behind Union Station in downtown L.A. Event details at re:code L.A.

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