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    • L.A. Weekly Profiles CicLAvia Chief Strategist Tafarai Bayne
    • Veterans Condemn Bray-Ali Flag Burning Statements (Westside Today)...Against Calls To Withdraw, Bray-Ali Vows To Stay In Race (KPCC)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian In Van Nuys (KTLA5)
    • Metro Wants Testers For New Version Of App (The Source)
    • Infill Builders Host Parking Conference on May 16 (Urbanize)
    • Santa Monica Approves Lincoln Plan, Doesn't Go Far Enough (Santa Monica Next)
    • Updated 2017 Income Requirements For L.A. (Curbed)
    • Uber Is Moving Into the DTLA L.A. Times Building (Curbed)
    • Few Are Riding Metrolink Perris Valley Line (Press Enterprise)
    • Check Out Thirty Days of San Gabriel Valley Cyclists (BikeSGV Tumblr)

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