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    • L.A. Mayors Race Poll Shows Bass Leads 43 Percent to 31 Percent (LAT)
    • Inglewood SoFi Stadium Removed Bike Lockers (Biking in L.A.)
    • Metro Eastside L Line Extension Comments Due August 29 (The Source)
    • Valley Transit Items Approved By Metro (Daily News)
    • Carnage: Details Released On Deadly Head-On Crash Near Lake Los Angeles (AV Times)...Driver Strikes Man On PCH In Malibu (KTLA5)
    • Students Give Car To Westside Teacher Who Commuted By Bus (LAT)
    • LAPD Cracks Down On Illegal Street Racing (LAT)
    • City, County Acquired 1500 Homes Via Homekey Program (Urbanize)
    • LAT Finds 13 Amazing Places You Can Get To On Transit
    • CA Bans Gas Cars Starting 2035 (LAT, LAist, LB Post, L.A. Magazine, KTLA5)
    • Healthy Streets L.A. Post-Mortem: Bonin Staffer Bruins' Take (@efjbruins Twitter)...How Council Modified Safe Streets Proposal (@sahrasulaiman Twitter)...Where HSLA Goes From Here (Michael Schneider Medium)

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