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    • Streets For All Alert: Tell Metro To Cancel 710 Widening, Stop Increasing Widening Budget
    • LAT Reviews Mayoral Candidates Positions On Transportation...see also SBLA coverage of transportation questionnaire and debate
    • Pasdena Opens Pedestrian Scramble At Colorado/Fair Oaks (Pasadena Now)
    • New Pico Rivera Durfee Avenue Underpass Opens Tomorrow (Los Cerritos News )...Durfee Underpass Features New Bike Lanes (@ayruem2 Twitter)
    • Housing Authority Secures $10M CA Beautification Grants For South L.A. (2UrbanGirls)
    • Funding Approved For New South L.A. Senior Supportive Housing (Urbanize)
    • Site Cleared For 40-Apartment Project By Palms Station (Urbanize)
    • Santa Clarita Bike-To-Work Week A Success (SC Signal)

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