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By Joe Linton

8:31 AM PDT on September 23, 2019

To Support Climate, Stop Driving So Much (Curbed)
L.A. Times On Metro Expo Line Overcrowding and Operations Chief With “No Feedback”
Adding Parking Is Climate Change Denial (LB Post)
…Shoup: Parking Reform To Save Cities (CityLab)
Downey Exhibition Dovetails With City Pedestrian Plan (Downey Patriot)
Assuming Commuters Are Drivers, LAist Explains Freeway Ramp Signals
LAPD Breaks Up E-Scooter Flash Mob In DTLA (CBS2)
454-Home Supportive Housing Planned By Beverly Red Line Station (Urbanize)
310-Home Development Planned By Monrovia Gold Line Station (Urbanize)
Driver Slams Into Westlake Restaurant, Sends 5 People To Hospital (LAT)
Driver Crashes Into Hawthorne Utility Pole, Sending 3 To Hospital And Power Outage (Daily Breeze)
Streetfilms Visits Angels Flight

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