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    • Englander and Buscaino Push For Road/Sidewalk Fix Before 28 Olympics (Curbed)
    • The Rise Of the Unreadable City (LAT)
    • Pacoima Square To Be Dedicated To Fallen Cyclist Saul Lopez (CiclaValley)
    • Metro Making Progress Tying Crenshaw To Green Line (The Source)
    • Warner Center Orange Line Stop Is Going Away (Daily News)
    • Increase In Serious Crimes Reported On Metro (KPCC)
    • Beverly Hills Building Bike Lanes On Santa Monica Blvd (Beverly Press)
    • Ryu Introduces Resolution Opposing SB827 Transit-Oriented Density Bill (Los Feliz Ledger)
    • Malibu Driver Falls Asleep, Crashes Into Oncoming Traffic, Injures Ten (Daily News)
    • City Parking Lots Could House Homeless (LAT)
    • To Curb Panhandling, DTLA Meters Accept Donations For Homeless (Curbed)
    • Measure H Has Raised Millions To Help Homeless (Daily News)

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