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    • Op-Ed: L.A. Lacks Housing Affordability Due To Low Vacancy Rates (LAT)
    • L.A. County Seeks Millionaire Tax To Aid Homeless (LAT)
    • Will People (Other Than Train Buffs) Ride Expo Phase 2? (KPCC)
    • Small Walkability Connections Can Help Help Metro Ridership (L.A. Magazine)...Does This Apply To the Expo Line? (@StreetsblogLA Twitter)
    • Why Is It So Difficult For L.A. To Keep Sidewalks Clean? (HuffPo)
    • Build Better L.A. Initiative Delivers 10,000+ Signatures (ACT-LA)
    • Azusa TOD Redevelopment Picks Bowling Alley Over Cinema (SGV Tribune)
    • CityWatch Complains About Expo Parking and Expo Complainers
    • Crosswalks and Art Planned For Western Great Street Improvements (Larchmont Buzz)
    • Pasadena Mayor Looks To Ballot Measure To Overturn Earlier 710 Freeway Support (SGV Tribune)
    • Family and Friends Commemorate Upland Hit-and-Run Death (Daily Bulletin)
    • DC Area Has Multiple Incompatible Bike-Share Systems and It's OK (GG Washington)

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