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    • L.A. Homelessness Grew 75% In 6 Years (LAT)
    • Transit Ridership Falling Because Angelenos Buying Cars (Curbed, SGV Tribune, KPCC)
    • Excessive Parking Requirements Are Killing L.A. Bungalow Courts (Curbed)
    • Man Convicted Of Sexual Assault for Serial Groping on Metro (LAT)
    • Carnage: Man Killed In Motorcycle-Car Collision In Downey (Downey Patriot)...Motorcyclist Killed In Venice/Glyndon Crash (@Positive_Palya  Twitter)...Former NBA Player And Wife Killed In Studio City Crash (ABC)
    • Mid-Rise Mixed-Use Los Feliz Project Going To Plan Commission (Urbanize)
    • Affordable Housing Planned For West L.A. Animal Shelter Site (Urbanize)
    • Cyclist Pushing Back On Bike-Ban On Mariposa Street Bridge (LAT)
    • The California Dream Is Dying, Unless Housing Is Built (Urbanize)

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