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· Lake Mead appears to be drying up very quickly [Good Human]
· WeHo tackles bikes on sidewalk issue again [WeHo News]
· Billings for architects drop, slump worse than originally thought [AR]
· Parking meters in Little Tokyo could be extended to 2 hours [LTUB]
· Water use in LA falls to 32-year low, but doesn't hit goal [Daily News]
· Horses and horse owners upset about Rolling Hills Estates project [DB]
· Case Shiller: Decline in home price slide continuing [NY Times]
· More Case Shiller: LA prices now 42% off 2006 peak [LA Times
· Checking out David Schafer's new art installation at Huntington Pavilion [PSN]
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