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8:42 AM PDT on August 28, 2019

    • Driver Arrested For Boyle Heights Felony Hit-and-Run vs. Cyclist (CBS2, Eastsider)
    • Climate Resolve Letter In Support Of Colorado Blvd BRT (Equitable Eagle Rock)
    • Tonight Ghost Bike Ceremony For Jeff Jones On Griffith Park Blvd (Biking in L.A., Facebook)
    • 10 Freeway Busway Lane Closed Thursday Night For Patsauoras Construction (The Source)
    • Audit Finds Issues With L.A. Homeless Services Authority (LAT)
    • Neighborhoods Where Drivers Get Parking Tickets (LAist)
    • New L.A. Parking Website (No Parking Here)
    • Diary of a Woman Lyft Driver (L.A. Taco)

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