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    • Inglewood's $1.4B Stadium People-Mover Plans (LAT)
    • Construction Proceeding On Long Beach's Del Amo Blvd Protected Bikeway (Biking in L.A.)
    • Rancho Mirage Can Make Highway 111 A Great Street, Not Just For Cars (Desert Sun)
    • Carnage: Woodland Hills Driver Kills Person, Critically Injures Two Others (Daily News)...Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Santa Ana Cyclist (Biking in L.A.)...High-Speed Motorcyclist Dies In Boyle Heights Solo Crash (Eastsider)
    • Affordable 5-Story 105-Home Mixed-Used Rising By A Line In South L.A. (Urbanize)
    • Lancaster Awarded $24.6M AHSC Grant For Downtown Housing With Bike/Walk/Rail (AV Times)
    • Lena Gonzalez Bill Would Support CA Street Vending (LB Post)
    • So. Cal. Breaking Heat Records (Daily News, LAist)

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