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    • CicLAvia Comes To the Valley This Sunday (Daily News)
    • Graphic Of Density In Eight L.A. Single-Family Neighborhoods (Reddit)
    • Proposed 77-Story Hotel On Figueroa Could Be L.A.'s Tallest (Urbanize)
    • Opinion: Downey Needs More Off-Street Parking (Downey Patriot)
    • Carnage: Shadow Hills Crash Kills Two (Daily News, LAT)
    • LAPD Adds 20 E-Bikes To Fleet (Daily News)
    • Some History Of MyFigueroa Redevelopment
    • Lyft Offering Free Rides To Cancer Patients (KTLA)
    • The Unintended Consequences Of Rent Control (KPCC)
    • Study: Widening Roads Is Not Good For Economy (SB Denver)

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