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By
Joe Linton
8:58 AM PDT on September 9, 2016
- How Measure M Would Create Safer and More Walkable Communities (Investing in Place)
- Car-Train Crash Blocks Expo/Blue Line Trains Near Pico (YouTube)
- Study Shows Expo Increased Transit Usage, Mixed For Physical Activity (CityLab)
- Carnage: Motorcyclist Killed By Car In Tujunga Crash (LAT)
In Montebello Metrolink Train Kills Woman, Apparent Suicide (Daily News) - Online Poll Shows NII Lacks Support Among L.A. Voters (Curbed)
- DTLA 7th Street Bike Lanes Are Not Enough (CiclaValley)
- The Irony Of Taco Trucks On Every Corner (LURN)
- Yes on Measure M Generates Its Own Maps
- Hipsters Turn 5 Freeway Pedestrian Bridge Into Co-Working Space (Curbed)
- More On Governor Brown Signing Climate Change Legislation (LAT, UCLA CHA)
- How California Invests Insurance Funds In Affordable Housing (Next City)
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