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By Joe Linton

8:14 AM PDT on March 17, 2016

Some new crosswalks in Alamitos Beach in Long Beach ?

A photo posted by Robert Garcia (@robertgarcialb) on Mar 16, 2016 at 4:42pm PDT

Long Beach Getting New Rainbow Crosswalks (@robertgarcialb Instagram)
…See These Fabulous Crosswalks At Beach Streets This Saturday
Video Of Janette Sadik-Khan At the Hammer Museum Yesterday
…Would NYC Transformations Work In L.A.? JSK On KCRW
Metro Studying New Routes For Eastside Gold Line Extension (SGV Tribune)
Looks Like West Hollywood Rail Is On Metro’s List (WeHoVille)
L.A. Is At Forefront Of High Tech Mobility Management (Governing)
Would “Build Better L.A.” Initiative Be Good For L.A.? (KPCC)
Land of Rye Compares L.A. Transit To D.C. Transit
Progress At Downtown L.A.’s Cornfields Historic Park (Urbanize)
KCET Reviews the Ovarian Psycos Bike Brigade Documentary
…Ovarian Cyclist Xela de la X interviewed by GOOD

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