Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
6:04 PM PDT on September 26, 2010
- Critical Mass Reviews (NBC4, Biking In L.A., ABC7, LA Weekly)
- Metro Responds to Attacks on Westside Subway (The Source)
- Where’s Our Expo Line!?! (LAT)
- Daily News Mocks L.A. for Being Slow to Be Shovel Ready
- Lopez: Prop. 23 Battle a David v Goliath Story (LAT)
- Downtown Artwalk Being Moved to “Daytime Weekend” Event, Shut Down Until 2011 (Blogdowntown)
- Ground Breaking for Interchange Expansion Project for the 5, 118 and170 (Daily News)
- South Bay Bicycle Coalition Dealing with Rider Fear (Daily Breeze)
- Giant People Movers Coming to Long Beach? (Press Telegram)
- LACBC Organizing Bike Counts in Glendale (LA_Now)
- Auto Crashes Remain Leading Cause of Death for Kids Age 3-14 (AP via SF Gate)
- Alttransport: “Want to Get Away with Murder? Just Run Over a Bicyclist”
- An Amusing Look at Some Commercials from the Original Streetsblogger (Naparstek Post)
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