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    • Fed-Ex Driver Crashes Into, Kills Cyclist In DTLA, Flees, Is Caught (Biking in L.A., KTLA)
    • Suspected Drugged Driver Hits Glendale Pedestrian, Flees, Is Caught (Glendale News-Press)
    • Assemblymember Friedman On Her Bill To Retool Speeding Laws (LAT)
    • Overview Of L.A. Sidewalk Repairs (Investing in Place YouTube)
    • Curbed Looks Into Pasadena Considering Leaving Metro Bike Share
    • Metro Releases Study On Arts District Red Line Portal/Turnback Project (The Source)
    • L.A. City Council Provides Gap Funding For Three Affordable Housing Projects (Urbanize)
    • College Station Chinatown TOD Mixed-Use Project Moving Forward (Urbanize)
    • Overlapping Places In L.A. County Explained (Medium)
    • Skid Row Housing Trust Video Designs Solutions For Homelessness (Curbed)
    • Why L.A. Appointed A Design Czar (CityLab)

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