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By Joe Linton

7:24 AM PDT on August 16, 2016

More on Metro Beverly Hills Subway Lawsuit ruling (KPCC, LAT, Curbed)
More On North Hollywood Underpass Opening (KPCC, The Source)
More Livability Lessons From Lancaster (Investing in Place)
Claremont Drops Gold Line Bridge Plans (Daily Bulletin)
Forget Population Forecasts, Plan For Vacancy Rates (Better Institutions)
Carnage: Suspected Drunk Driver Kills 7-Year Old In Seal Beach (LAT)
Five Reasons To Support the November County Parks Bond (Investing in Place)
City Takes Over Planned Los Feliz L.A. River Equestrian/Pedestrian/Bike Bridge (KPCC, Curbed)
Good News and Bad News On Student Transit Passes (Move L.A.)
New L.A. Bike Dad Site Explores Biking With Kids (Biking In L.A.)
Denver Opens New Protected Bike Lanes (SB Denver)
Land of Rye Compares Urbanism in L.A. and Minneapolis
Orange County Cities Making the Case For Protected Bikeways (Planetizen)
Congestion Pricing Means Safer Streets (SB NYC)

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