Today’s Headlines

8:28 AM PDT on October 5, 2011

Featured Headline: Most regular readers know the great respect I have for James Rojas and his interactive modeling projects. Last week, he took his project behind the Orange Curtain to Santa Ana. The Orange County Register has a pretty good review of the event, and Rojas has posted a couple dozen pictures to his Facebook Page.

So, There's This Thing Called CicLAvia This Weekend... (The Source, KNBC, LAT, South LA Report)
Don't Worry Westsiders, the SGV Knows How to Sue Transit Projects Too (Patch)
Long Beach Ready for Some National Love as Bike/Ped. Capital (The Source)
Congrats WeHo, Santa Monica Blvd. Named Great Street by APA (Curbed)
Why California Need High Speed Rail (Wilshire Vermont)
Meanwhile Authority Delays Release of HSR Business Plan (LAT)
Gov. Brown Signs “Buy-America” Bill for Transit Vehicles (CoCo Times)
LA's Lawmakers Cheer "Occupy L.A." on City Hall Lawn (LAT)
Streetsblog NYC Really Handing It to Rich Brooklyn NIMBY's

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