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    • LAT Opinion: L.A. Zoning Process Corrupt And Unfair
    • How Trump's Election Could Impact L.A. Transit Projects (KPCC)
    • Millenials Are Leaving L.A. (L.A. Weekly) (um, still waiting for those "bike lanes galore")
    • LADOT Installing Bike Parking On Former Parking Meter Posts In Hollywood (LADOT LeapLA blog)
    • Santa Monica Breeze Bike-Share Celebrates One-Year Birthday (SM Lookout)
    • It Has Come To This: Cities Celebrate Sound Walls On Busy Valley Blvd Surface Street (SGV Tribune)
    • How To Navigate Pasadena's Two Green Paint Bike Lanes (KPCC)
    • Construction Complete On Adaptive Reuse K-Town Apartments Near Purple Line (Urbanize)
    • Why Automakers (kinda, barely, lately) Push Electric Cars (LAT)...Automarkers Lobby Trump To Scale Back Fuel Economy Rules (Systemic Failure)

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