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    • Gas Prices Highest Since Summer 2015 (Daily News)
    • Tensions In Lincoln Heights, L.A.'s First Suburb (LAT)
    • Transportation Innovation: Phones, Dockless Bike-Share, Choices (Medium)
    • Green Line Stations Re-Opening This Week, One Week Early (The Source)
    • Playa Vista/Marina Del Rey Lincoln Boulevard Widening Planned (Argonaut)
    • DTLA Weingart Center Plans Low-Income-Housing Towers (Urbanize)
    • Carnage: Driver Strikes, Kills Pedestrian On 101 Fwy In Boyle Hts (Daily News)
    • Riverside Line Metrolink Train Strikes, Kills Pedestrian Near Ontario (SGV Tribune)
    • Court OKs Demolition, Clears Way For H'wood Gehry Development (LAT, Urbanize)
    • Renderings For Planned Wilmington Waterfront Park (Curbed)
    • Replace the 2 Freeway With Housing and Transit (Transiting L.A.)
    • Why L.A. Builds Rental Units More Than Home-Ownership Units (Urbanize)

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