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By Joe Linton

7:53 AM PDT on March 12, 2018

Bike the Vote Publishes Assembly District 54 Voter Guide
Architect Critic Hawthorne Leaving LAT For L.A. City Hall
Carnage: Suspected DUI Driver Killed In Lancaster Car Crash (LAT)
…Bicyclist Killed On Studio City Freeway (Biking in L.A.)
Glendale Breaks Ground On New Beeline Bus Maintenance Yard (Glendale News-Press)
Councilmembers Can Singlehandedly Veto Homeless Housing (LAT)
Seven Ways You Can Help Homeless People (Curbed)
Council Approves El Pueblo Parking Lot Conversion To Homeless Housing (Urbanize)
Elon Musk: Tunnel-Skate-Gizmo System Will Prioritize Pedestrians (Curbed)
CA High-Speed Rail Costs Escalate, Timeline Slips (Daily News)
…High-Speed Rail Opponents Push Leaders To Oppose Train (Daily News)

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