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    • Metro Board Approves Homeless Outreach/Facilities Motion (LAT)
    • Greyhound Bus Crashes Into Foothill Transit Bus On 10 Freeway In Boyle Hts (KTLA)
    • Unsafe Rainy Day 110 Freeway Driver Ends Up In Arroyo Seco (Reddit)
    • L.A. Retreats On Temple Street Vision Zero Road Diet Plan (Curbed)
    • Burbank Airport Metrolink Station Under Construction (Urbanize)
    • Renderings For Expo La Cienega/Jefferson 1200-Unit Development (Urbanize)
    • 129-Unit Mixed-Use Planned On Jefferson Near USC (Urbanize)
    • Judge Rules Against Griffith Park Beachwood Access (Curbed)
    • Metro Approves Free Transit For Earth Day April 22 (The Source)...Take Metro To That Day's Heart of the Foothills CicLAvia
    • Bike the Vote Publishes AD45 Voter Guide, And Overall April 2018 Election Guide

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