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    • Phil Washington's Record For His First Year As Metro CEO (The Source)
    • Downtown Glendale Looks To Raise Parking Meter Rates (LAT)
    • Affordable Housing TOD Rising At Mariachi Plaza (Urbanize)
    • WeHo Opening Its 200-Space $18-Million Robo-Car-Parking Garage May 24 (WeHoVille)
    • All-Door Boarding Coming To Metro Silver Line June 26 (Metro presentation)
    • Richard Platkin Explains the Neighborhood Integrity Initiative (Lisa Schweitzer)
    • Army Corps Crews Removing Flood Barriers Blocking L.A. River Bike Path (@CorpsLADistrict Twitter)
    • Boom Photographs Latino Urbanism
    • Driving While Pregnant Is Riskier Than You Think (NPR)
    • Car-Share Bridges Gap Between American Egotism And American Salary (New Yorker via Price Tags)

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