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Long Beach Paper Strikes Populist Tone in Lamenting 405 Widening Delay (Press Telegram) LA Ave. Widneing in Moorpark Could be Done in 2010 (Ventura County Star) State Senator, Antonovich, Want to Change Makeup of Metro Board (Daily News) Westside Subway Meeting Wrap-Up (Neighborhood Notes) Police Arrest Man Who Killed Cyclist on Sunset Near Temple (SFV … Continued

By Damien Newton

7:55 AM PDT on April 23, 2009

Long Beach Paper Strikes Populist Tone in Lamenting 405 Widening Delay (Press Telegram)
LA Ave. Widneing in Moorpark Could be Done in 2010 (Ventura County Star)
State Senator, Antonovich, Want to Change Makeup of Metro Board (Daily News)
Westside Subway Meeting Wrap-Up (Neighborhood Notes)
Police Arrest Man Who Killed Cyclist on Sunset Near Temple (SFV Sun)
Fullerton Valley Hornet Looks at Crank Mob
Montreal Set to Launch North America’s Biggest Bike-Share (Transport Politic via Streetsblog.net)
Infrastructurist: What We Really Should Be Thinking About on Earth Day (Hint: It’s Not Light Bulbs)

Damien Newton

Today's Headlines

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