Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
7:17 AM PDT on April 22, 2014
- Gold Line Authority Pushing to Extend Into San Bernardino County (SGVTribune)
- Connecting Metro Rail to LAX (NY Times)
- Air Resources Board May Relax Truck Emission Rules (LAT)
- Metro Board Looks To Extend 110 and 10 Freeway Tolls (The Source)
- Garcetti Parking Meter Enforcement Revenue Plan A Shakedown Gimmick (Daily News)
- Expo Construction Snarls Otherwise Wonderful Westside Traffic (LARegister)
- Actual LADOT Photos of Cyclists, on York Bike Lanes (LADOT Bike Blog)
- Flying Pigeon Digs Dirt on Frustrating South Pasadena Gap in York Bike Lanes
- Beverly Hills Councilmember Wants A Larger Metro Board (LARegister)
- Upcoming Kidical Mass and Other SM Events To Take Your Parents To (SantaMonicaNext)
- Michelle Molina is Urbanizing Long Beach (LongBeachize)
- Dude Who Gets Parking Ticket
Vows to Read Signs Before ParkingEngages on Complicated Plan to Overthrow System (City Watch) - Scofflaw Drivers Part of Our Culture, Needs to Change (Cyclelicious)
- Will SF Move To More Versatile Fire Engines (SBSF)
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