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By Joe Linton

9:24 AM PDT on March 20, 2017

LAT On the Nearly-Certain Cedillo vs. Bray-Ali May Runoff
Cedillo Regrets Calling Bray-Ali “Trendy Hippy Hipster” Campaign (Eastsider)
Measure H Declares Victory After Late Absentee Votes Show Well Over 2/3rds (LAT, KPCC)
Editorial: Measure S Lesson Is Start Writing Better Guidelines (huh?) (LAT)
The Rush Of Good Feelings From 626 Golden Streets (SGV Tribune)
Traffic Calming Planned For West Hollywood’s Norma Triangle (WeHoVille)
Rail Ridership Declines On Non-Gold, Expo Lines (@laura_nelson Twitter)
Curbed On Recently-Approved CA Bike-Ped Funding
L.A. City Anticipates $224M Deficit Next Year (LAT)
CA Housing Bills Trying To Solve Housing Crises (LAT)

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