Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:00 AM PST on January 12, 2015
- Metrolink Board Members Want Metro’s Retiring CEO Art Leahy (LAT)
- Beverly Hills Still Considering Santa Monica Blvd Bike Lanes (Westside Today)
Even After Cyclists Hijack and Ambush Meeting (BH Courier via SBLite) - Planning Code Big-Project Streamline Stirs Gentrification Fears (LAT)
- Koreatown Housing Development Gets LAT Whining About Parking
- LACBC Reporting Cedillo Possibly Open to N Fig Bike Lanes (Biking in L.A.)
- People Street Plazas Coming to NoHo, Leimert, and Pacoima (Curbed)
- South El Monte Arts Posse Unearths El Monte Murals Histories (KCET)
- Origins of Today’s Downtown Los Angeles (KCET)
- York Blvd Bike Corral Yarnbombed (Eastsider)
- KCET Explores the San Gabriel Valley’s Garvey Avenue
- Gruber on Founder’s Syndrome at SMRR (Santa Monica Next)
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