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By
Joe Linton
9:27 AM PDT on September 23, 2016
- An East Coast Recap Of L.A.’s Anti-Growth Battles (NY Times)
- L.A. City Seeks Transit-Oriented Development For DTLA 4th/Hill Angel’s Knoll Site (Urbanize)
- Councilmember Ryu Wants L.A. To Have All Driverless Cars By 2035 (Curbed)
- Able-Bodied Vlogger Shows Off Disability Placard She Uses For Free Parking (YouTube, Reddit)
- Carnage: Cudahy Driver Killed When Car Flips Off 710 Freeway (LAT)
- City Approaches Escrow For Taylor Yard, Key L.A. River Site (My News L.A., LAT)
- Mixed-Use TOD Tower Could Replace Hollywood Amoeba Music Store (Urbanize)
- CA High-Speed Rail Alignment Could End SF Valley Equestrians Way Of Life (Daily News)
- Brea Police Catch Carpool Lane Scofflaw Driver Who Dressed Up Mannequin (LAT)
- Paid Drivers Stand To Lose From Driverless Vehicles (LAT)
- 101 Things You Can Do To Make Your City Better (Curbed)
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