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    • Metro Hold State Of the Agency Event, Solis Passes Gavel To Chair Najarian (The Source)...Solis Announces Regional Connector Construction Is Substantially Complete (SBLA Twitter)
    • CicLAvia Opens South L.A.'s Western Avenue This Sunday (The Source)
    • More On Metro Rail 2 Rail Path Groundbreaking (Urbanize)
    • KNOCK-LA On L.A.'s DIY Crosswalk Collective
    • L.A. Completes Inspection Of City Bike Lanes (Sentinel)
    • New Half-Billion Dollar Sixth Street Bridge Is Open (Daily News)...Advocates Critical Of Inadequate Bike Lanes On New Bridge (Biking in L.A.)
    • 64-Unit Supportive Housing Opens In Watts (Urbanize)
    • How Climate Change Impacts Weather (LAist)

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