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    • Palmdale Receives CA Grant For Complete Streets (AV Times)
    • El Sereno DASH Now Has On-Demand Stops (Eastisider)
    • Rep Karen Bass Considering Running For Mayor (LAist)
    • 100 Electric Trucks Deployed At L.A. Ports (Daily Breeze)

Additional calendar: Wednesday 9/1 - Today at 3:30 p.m. the L.A. City Council Public Safety Committee will consider two motions - one countering street racing, another against illegal exhaust noise. Details at Streets for All alert.

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