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8:37 AM PDT on September 28, 2017

Adam Ruins Everything Interviews LADOT GM Seleta Reynolds
Rosa Parks Willowbrook Station Construction To Start November (Urbanize)
L.A.'s Most Walkable Neighborhoods (Curbed)
Mapping On- And Off-Street Parking In Santa Monica (Smarking)
Carnage: Pedestrian Killed By Driver In West Covina (SGV Tribune)...Off-Duty LAPD Officer Suspect In DUI Crash That Killed Three (LAT)...Officer Posted Don't Drink/Drive Video Before Crash (KTLA5)
L.A. Controller Recommends Temporary Homeless Campgrounds/Shelters (LAT)
West Hollywood Upgrading Santa Monica Blvd Crosswalks (WeHoVille)

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