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9:56 AM PST on January 3, 2020

    • LA Awards First Permits to Street Vendors (Twitter/GregSpotts)
    • Vision Zero: LAPD Focuses on Intersections Where Car Drivers Kill People (ABC 7)
    • California Cops More Likely to Stop Black Drivers (AP/LBPost)
    • Metro Announce Meetings for Rezoning of Areas Along Orange Line (Daily News)
    • Metro Cuts Fee for Bike Metro Membership to $20 (The Source)
    • Costa Mesa Bike Advocacy Group Launches (Register)
    • Columnist Argues SB 50 Is Bad for Health of Bicyclists/Walkers (YoVenice!)
    • Ships to the Ports Are Worsening LA's Air Quality (LAT)
    • New Housing Laws Take Effect in California (San Jose Inside)

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