Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:30 AM PDT on September 24, 2012
- City Moving Ahead with Stadium Plan (KCET)
- Even as Plans for Privatizing Convention Center, Zoo, Get Pushed Aside for Now (Daily News)
- Visiting Four Park(ing) Day Spots in DTLA (Curbed)
- Transit Interview Map Shows Where Riders Said What About Metro (Neon Tommy)
- More Safety Improvements Coming for Expo, No Speed Up in DTLA (LAT)
- Problems Persist for NBC Universal Project, Still Cuts Bike Path (LACBC Blog)
- Not Everyone Thinks LA’s Transit Plans Are Great (LA Weekly)
- Metro Theoretically Asks ‘How About Bike Escalators?” (The Source)
- Streetsblogger Michael Eisenberg Gets Right Hooked, Is O.K. (Biking In L.A.)
- Safety Enforcement Sting for Peds/Cars Tomorrow Near Cal State Northridge (Daily News)
- Long Beach Excited for Bike Share (Everything Long Beach)
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