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Measure HLA Website, WeHo Green Bike Lanes, Pasadena 710, Cheviot/Surveillance Equipment/LAPD, Trump and CA Cap and Trade, SaMo Beach Curfew?, Trash Truck Safety,Tariffs and Oil.

Green bike lane on 166th Street. Photos by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • More on City's Measure HLA Website (LAist)
  • WeHo Expected to Go Green in Their Bike Lanes (WeHo Online)
  • Pasadena Holding Master Plan, Oral History, Meeting for 710 (Daily News)
  • Cheviot Hills Donates Surveillance Equipment to LAPD (LAT)
  • Trump Singles Out CA Cap and Trade Law in New EO (LB Post)
  • SaMo Considers Beach Curfew (SMDP)
  • Trash Truck Makers Want Safer Trash Trucks Truck (Smart Cities Dive)
  • Trump Tariffs Discourage Drilling by Driving Down Oil Prices (NYT)

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