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    • AIDS Healthcare Foundation Sues Against Hollywood Development (LAT)
    • Playa Del Rey Planning A Safer Culver Boulevard  (Argonaut)
    • LAPD Officers Open Fire On Filipinotown Cyclist (Eastsider)
    • Mixed-Income Mixed-Use TOD Planned For Koreatown (Urbanize)
    • Photographer Shadows Metro Bus Driver (The Source)
    • Uber To Pay $100M To Settle Lawsuit On Its Contracting Model (LAT, KPCC)
    • Liberal Coastal Cities Don't Have Liberal Affordable Housing Policies (Better Institutions)
    • Vehicle Miles Traveled Is the Right Metric For California (The Planning Report)
    • Philly Bike-Share (Same L.A. Metro BTS Vendor) Expands After First Year Success (Phillly.com)...Where And Why To Put Bike Share Stations (Next City)

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