Today’s Headlines
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9:33 AM PST on December 20, 2013
- The Reason Foundation Still Isn’t Happy About Expo (Press-Telegram)
- President of L.A. Wheelmen Dies in Bike Crash (Biking in L.A.)
- City Makes Move for Taylor Yard, Open Space for River Revitalization (Eastsider)
- The Branding and Messaging That Made CicLAvia (Shutterstock)
- HuffPost Asks if L.A. Can Be a Bike City, I Say Yes
- Alpern Explains why CAHSR Still Has Backers, Even If They’re Skeptics (City Watch)
- Garcetti Appoints Mega-Billboard Lover to Planning Commission (Ban Billboard Blight)
- Artists Putting Up Rap Lyrics on Street Signs (Curbed)
- More Controversy on Garcetti Planning Commission Appointment (City Watch)
- Santa Monica Airport Is Poisoning Me (Patch)
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