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By Joe Linton

8:32 AM PST on December 7, 2016

Turns Out Yesterday’s Metro Bomb Threat Was Not Credible (LAT)
Speculation On What Route WeHo Metro Line Will Take (Urbanize)
Map Of Potential Near-Term Metro Bike Share Expansion Areas (@Laura_Nelson Twitter)
More On Future Lankershim Blvd Protected Bike Lanes (Curbed)
Supervisor Kuehl Appointed To SCAQMD Board (LAT)
Elysian Valley Slow Ride Pushes L.A. River Bike Path Safety (Eastsider)
Enhanced Infrastructure Finance District Could Fund L.A. River Improvements (Curbed)
LACBC’s Tamika Butler To Talk N. Figueroa Tomorrow Night (Flying Pigeon)
Cerritos Awards $89,900 Contract For Bikeway Improvements (Downey Patriot)
Driving Drowsy Is As Bad As DUI (L.A. Weekly)
ParkMobile App Helps Minimize Cruising For Parking (SGV Tribune)
Urbanize‘s Explainer On Measure JJJ – Build Better L.A.
Residential Traffic Shaming In Encino (Imgur via Reddit)

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