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By Damien Newton

9:29 AM PST on January 6, 2020

That's Right! You Can Trade in Your Jalopy for an E-bike with Some State Help (CleanTech)
Video Review of New Bike Lanes on Griffith Park Blvd. (CicLAValley)
Reality TV Star's Restaurant Hit by Car. Restaurant Not Wearing Helmet. (CBS2)
LAist Has a Guide to Reading Articles About Car Crashes
Taxi Drivers Protesting LAX Curbside Pickup Rules (Daily News)
Hollywood Has Buildings on What Used to Be Parking Lots: Before-and-after Photos (Curbed)
Bay Area Car Thieves Commuting to L.A. (LAT)
Add the Housing Market to the List of Things Boomers Are Ruining (LAT)
Paul Koretz Announces Run for Controller (CityWatch)

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