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Parking-protected bike lanes on Hollywood Boulevard. Photos by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • Happy 10th Birthday, Streetsblog California!
  • L.A. City Council Passes Motion For Report On Bike Lane Maintenance (Biking in L.A.)
  • Avenue 64/Glenullen Complete Street Construction Nearly Complete (Pasadena Now)
  • Reseda Repaving HLA Bike Lane Update (SBLA Twitter)
  • Pasadena Council To Vote On Acquiring 17 Caltrans 710 Parcels (Pasadena Now)
  • More On Glendale Approving La Crescenta Avenue Project (SAFE)
  • Glendale Expands Outdoor Dining Program (Glendale News Press)
  • Whistleblower Appeal Denied By Sheriff (Witness L.A.)
  • County Says S. Whittier Project to Improve Vehicle Throughput and Safety (Norwalk Patriot)
  • Carnage: Three People Hospitalized From North Hollywood Crash (KTLA)
    • Person Killed In Solo Vehicle East L.A. 60 Freeway Crash (Eastsider)
    • Person Killed In Boyle Heights Freeway Off-Ramp Crash (Eastsider)
    • Three People Killed In San Bernardino Crash (NBC4)
    • Motorcyclist Killed In Wrong Way Freeway Crash In Newport Beach, OC (KTLA)
    • Multiple Injuries As DUI Suspect Crashes Into DTLA Food Truck (NBC4)
    • Two Sent To Hospital From Solo Car Crash Into Santa Clarita River Bed (SC Signal)
  • Olympic Flag Display Handover Didn't Go Smoothly (Torched)

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