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CicLAvia returns with a Heart of L.A. route this Sunday

  • LAT Talks With Caltrans Freeway Expansion Whistleblower Ward-Waller
  • Heart Of L.A. CicLAvia Is This Sunday (Biking in L.A.)
  • Bike/Walk/Run the 110 Freeway At October 29 Arroyo Fest (Daily News)
  • Metro Subway Construction To Remove Wilshire Decking (Beverly Press)
  • Starts Next Week: Caltrans Construction Intermittently Closing 91 Freeway (Press Enterprise)
  • Striking Santa Clarita Contract Bus Drivers Urge City To Intervene (SC Signal)
  • Give Input On Pasadena Parking Plan On October 19 (Pasadena Now)
  • Plan Commission Supports New Housing In Ktown, Palms - Denies Appeals (Urbanize)
  • Community Land Trust Could Help Chinatown Affordability (LAT)

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