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By
Joe Linton
8:44 AM PDT on August 27, 2019
- LAPD Looking For Hit-and-Run Driver Who Crashed Into Boyle Heights Cyclist (Biking in L.A., Eastsider, NBC, Daily News, LAT)
- Sunset4All Push For Protected Bikeway (Curbed)
- WSJ On L.A.’s Transit Ridership Declines (The Source)
- Glendale To Approve Funding For L.A. River Bike-Ped Bridge (Urbanize)
- City Public Works Distracted Driver Talking On Cell Phone (SBLA Twitter)
- Driver Crashes Into Downey Watch Repair Store (Downey Patriot)
- Map Fun: States With Smaller Populations Than L.A. County (Reddit)
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