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    • State Senate President De Leon Calls For Hearings On Metro's Sales Tax Plan (LB Press-Telegram)
    • LAPD Still Parking In Los Angeles Street Protected Bike Lanes (LAist)
    • Carnage: Parked Car Rolls Downhill To Crush Star Trek Actor (LAT, KPCC)...Wrong-way Truck Head-On Crash Ignites Fiery Explosion In DTLA (LAT)
    • Highland Park Train-Auto Incident Interrupts Gold Line (The Source)
    • Urbanize Shows Latest Plans For Culver City Expo TOD Ivy Station
    • For Affordability, Better Institutions Recommends Private Development, Public Ownership
    • Alhambra Police Search Sidewalk Cyclist In Front Of the Wrong Witness (Biking in L.A.)
    • West Hollywood Plans High-Visibility Crosswalks For Santa Monica Blvd (WeHoVille)
    • L.A. Magazine Looks At Potential Elevated Bike Paths In NoHo Redevelopment
    • 20 Percent Of Drivers Admit To Littering (SGV Tribune)
    • Lack Of Parking A Problem For Movie Theater Planned For Pomona (Daily Bulletin)
    • Hollywood Reporter Stages Expo vs. Driver vs. E-Bike Contest, Car Wins
    • Waze Adds "Avoid Difficult Intersections" Feature, Trials In L.A. (Android Police, KPCC)

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