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    • Carnage: In Compton, Man Backs Truck Over Child, Killing 2-Year-Old Girl (LAT)
    • Santa Monica Architect Declares Breeze Bike-Share A Success (SMDP)
    • Hollywood Neighborhood Association Taking Parking Enforcement In Their Own Hands (CBS)
    • LADOT Launches Newly Reworked Vision Zero Website
    • The Source Recaps Other Actions Taken By the Metro Board Last Week
    • Urbanize Profiles Planned DTLA Streetcar
    • Housing Advocates Oppose Santa Monica's No-Growth LUVE Initiative (SM Next)
    • OCTA Decides Against Anaheim Streetcar (Register)
    • Carnage: Truck Kills Six In Gorman Crash (LAT, NBC)...Oceanside Drunk Hit-and-Run Driver Drags Victim's Body (LAT, Daily News)
    • AB2222 Student Transit Pass Bill T0 Be Heard In State Senate Committee Today (MoveLA)

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