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Sheriff Who Killed Milt Olin Still on Active Duty, No Charges Filed, Name Not Released (The Acorn) Judge Deals Major Blow to Hollywood Growth Plan (LAT) Blue Line Gates Are Latched (The Source, LAT) Nearly40% of LAPD in Crashes Not Wearing Seat Belts (Daily News) Bay Area Needs More Walkable Neighborhoods, Not Google Bus Bashing … Continued
7:32 AM PST on December 12, 2013
  • Sheriff Who Killed Milt Olin Still on Active Duty, No Charges Filed, Name Not Released (The Acorn)
  • Judge Deals Major Blow to Hollywood Growth Plan (LAT)
  • Blue Line Gates Are Latched (The Source, LAT)
  • Nearly40% of LAPD in Crashes Not Wearing Seat Belts (Daily News)
  • Bay Area Needs More Walkable Neighborhoods, Not Google Bus Bashing (Streetsblog SF)
  • Cyclist Critically Injured in Westside Dooring, Driver Who Caused Crash Clueless (Biking in L.A.)
  • Here’s the Other Society of Professional Journalist Award Winners (LA Observed)
  • Bike Trains! (Planetizen)

More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

Note: I erroneously stated the LASD Sheriff was on active duty, the article just says “duty” which means he is likely working a desk, and not actively patrolling the street.

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