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By Joe Linton

7:05 AM PST on November 6, 2019

Eagle Rock Blvd Getting $16M Makeover (Eastsider)
Arizona Uber Test Car Wasn’t Programmed To Spot Pedestrians (LAT)
Study: E-Scooters More Ecologically Friendly Than Cars (LAT)
Carnage: Sherman Oaks Hit-and-Run Victim Passed By Dozens Of Drivers (ABC)
…Suspect Sought In Deadly Van Nuys Hit-and-Run (Daily News)
LAX-it Won’t Improve Until L.A. Embraces Mass Transit (Curbed)
…Lopez: Do We Think We’re Too Good To Take Bus Home From LAX? (LAT)
Three Approaches For Silver Lake Reservoir Master Plan (Urbanize)
Editorial: So Cal Should Build Homes In Urban Core, Near Transit (LAT)
329-Apartment Mixed-Use Wedding Nearly Complete By NoHo Station (Urbanize)
More On National Board Push For Bike Helmet Law (Biking in L.A.)
Opinion: For Curbing Climate Change, Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff (LAT)

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