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Will we see you at our May 9 Awards Dinner?

By Damien Newton

8:44 AM PDT on May 2, 2019

Will we see you at our May 9 Awards Dinner?

Newsom Plans to Push Ahead with High Speed Rail w/Less Contractors (LAT)
An Explanation of Protected Bike Lanes Before Meeting on Union Street Project in Pasadena (Star-News)
CA Population Growth Is Slow, State Hemorrhaging Young Couples (LAT)
32 Unit Affordable Housing Project Finishes Construction at Expo/Western (Urbanize)
Everyone Loves Union Station Now, But It Has Dark Past (LAT)
Union Station’s Traxx Closes Its Doors (Eater)
Street Vendors Are “Legal” But Can They Afford New Fees (LAist)
Krekorian, Bayen (and me!) Discuss City Council’s New Waze Strategy (Air Talk/KPCC)

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