Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
7:58 AM PDT on July 12, 2013
- “Newspaper” That Syndicates Racist Conspiracy Website Blasts Metro Subway Report (BH Courier)
- Metro Celebrates Funding Bicycling Safety Classes (The Source, The Source Again)
- High Speed Rail Fans Excited About High Desert Connection (CAHSR Blog)
- LA Newspaper Groups “Summer of Cycling” Continues to Be Fact-Free Dud (SGV Tribune)
- SoCal Focus Continues Series on L.A.’s Little Trains (KCET)
- O’Connor Will Chair Expo Construction Authority Board, Bonin Vice-Chair (CD 11 News)
- A Thumbs Up for Pedalers Fork (LA Mag)
- Neighborhood Council Big Wig Fuming About States on East Coast Charing for Highway Use (City Watch)
- Caltrans Removes Lawn Signs from Private Property Objecting to Tunnel Plan (SacBee)
- 3 Arrested for Attacking LAPD Officers Directing Dodger Traffic (CBS2)
- Four Sheriffs, All in One Car, Injured in Morning Crash (LAT)
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