Today’s Headline
7:19 AM PDT on July 14, 2010
Workers break up the asphalt at the intersection of Vista St. and Ximeno Ave. in Long Beach for the “construction of a Bike Boulevard.” (Photo: Steven Georges/Press-Telegram)
- L.A. Magazine Talks to the Top Dog at Metro (LA Magazine)
- Groundbreaking for Downtown Civic Park Set for Tomorrow (Blogdowntown)
- Road Diet Completed on Cordova in Pasadena (Brigham Yen)
- Blue Line Turns 20 (Primary Sources)
- Militant Angeleno Posts Footage of Blue Line Opening
- Biking In L.A. Goes for a Sharrows Tour
- City Declares War on Storefront Window Signs in Cahuenga (LAT)
- Early Props for Paul Krekorian (Daily News)
- Still More on the Candidacy of Streetsblogger Stephen Box (LAist, City Watch)
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