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    • Carnage: Cyclist Lenny Trinh Killed, Doored By Driver In Burbank (Biking in L.A.)...Ghost Bike Commemoration Taking Place Tonight (Facebook event)
    • LAPD Releases Photo Of Vigil Hit-and-Run Suspect (KTLA)...and Footage From Just Before Frazier Hit-and-Run (Instagram)
    • South L.A. Hit-and-Runs Prompt Call For Vision Zero (LAT)...Garcetti Proposes $91M Budget For Vision Zero (Daily News)
    • Metro CEO: Elon Musk Boring Company Must Get Metro Permit (L.A. City Clerk)...More On Boring Co's Push For Exemption From CEQA (Curbed)
    • Planning Dept Reports On Freeway Adjacent Development (Urbanize)
    • Councilmember Ryu Blames Waze App For Causing Car Crashes (KPCC)
    • L.A. City Approves Plan For Legal Street Vending (KTLA)
    • West Hollywood To Raise Metered Parking Rates (WeHoVille)
    • Traffic Congestion Isn't As Bad As You Think (Medium)
    • LAT Endorses Prop 69, Transportation Tax Lockbox
    • CA High-Speed Rail Underestimated Utility Relocation Costs (LAT)
    • Housing Density Bill S.B. 827 Dies In Committee (Curbed)

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