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    • Bridge Housing That Neighbors Tried To Block Opens Near Venice Boardwalk (Curbed)
    • Transit-Oriented Affordable Housing Planned By Watts Towers Station (Curbed)
    • Affordable Veterans Housing Planned For North Hills (Urbanize)
    • L.A.'s Most Dangerous Intersections (KCRW)
    • Huge Fire At Carson Refinery (LAT, CBS, Daily Breeze)
    • Metro Bike Share Celebrates 200th Station: Sunset/Silver Lake (The Source)
    • CA Needs To Do More To Fight Climate Change (LAT)
    • How To De-Car (Car-Free in L.A.)
    • Driver Strikes, Hospitalizes Popular L.A. Chef (Eater)
    • Transportation Policy — Part I: Why Elected Officials Make Policy (Medium)
    • L.A. Has America's Worst Traffic (Biking in L.A.)
    • Bike the Vote L.A. Posts Full March 2020 Voter Guide

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