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    • L.A. Speed Limits Going Up So Police Can Write Tickets (LAT, Daily News)
    • County OKs Nearly 20,000-Home Tejon Ranch Development (KTLA, LAT)
    • L.A. OKs Venice Homeless Housing (Curbed)
    • Homeless Housing Proposed At Dueling Echo Park Parking Lot Sites (Eastsider)
    • L.A. Extends Rules Against Sleeping In Vehicles (Curbed)
    • Cedillo Motion Looks To Repurpose South L.A. Oil Drilling Site (Urbanize)
    • L.A. Approves New Rules For AirBnB-type Rentals (LAT, Curbed)
    • Sherman Oaks Worried About E-Scooters (Daily News)
    • Mariposa Mixed-Use Development Takes Shape In K-Town (Urbanize)
    • Metrolink Keeping San Bernardino Line Discounts (SGV Tribune)
    • Congestion Pricing Is Metro's Plan To Get More Of Your Money (Daily News)

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