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    • CicLAvia Turns Cars Away From Valley Streets (Daily News)
    • Metro Responds To Beverly Hills School District Claims (The Source)
    • City To Tweak Cornfield-Arroyo Seco Plan To Spur Housing (Urbanize)
    • At Least Six Injured In Northridge Car Crash (Daily News)
    • City Committee Approves Parker Center Demolition (Downtown News)
    • Fans Spontaneously Close East L.A. Streets After Mexico Soccer Wins (ABC7)
    • Tesla Profitability Is Based On Casinos (LAT)

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