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By Joe Linton

9:02 AM PDT on July 22, 2016

Judge Denies Restraining Order, Allows Metro Regional Connector Construction To Proceed (LAT)
Adam Ruins Everything Podcast Interviews LADOT GM Seleta Reynolds
Nine Great Things About Metro Bike Share (Medium)
…The DTLA Bike-Share System Has Room To Grow (NextCity)
Highland Park Tennants Planning Rent Strike (KPCC)
L.A. Plans Transit-Oriented Communities Along Future Van Nuys Blvd Rail Line (Urbanize)
Carnage: Driver Kills Infant Child In Stroller In South L.A. (LAT)
L.A. Ranks 7th In U.S. For Walkable Urbanism (Move L.A.)
How Can L.A. Re-Open Westside Bundy Triangle Park? (Ahbe Lab)
Glendale Has Cheap-Looking New Pedestrian Wayfinding Signage (Glendale News Press)
Pasadena Plans 2-Way Protected Bike Line On Union Street in 2019 (Pasadena Weekly)
Suspicious Package On Tracks In Pomona Delays Metrolink Trains (KPCC)
Berlin Density Gets People Moving (UCLA CHA)

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