Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
By
Joe Linton
7:00 AM PDT on September 30, 2009
- City of Pasadena Announces Bike Plan Public Meeting – Tomorrow Night (Amateur Earthling)
- Culver City Announces Bike and Pedestrian Plan Public Meeting – This Saturday (Culver City)
- City of Burbank Announces Bike Plan Public Meeting – Tomorrow Night (City of Burbank)
- Metro, City and County Announce Four Public Meetings for Input on Wilshire Bus-Only Lanes (Bus Riders Union)
- Beginning this Sunday Empty Metro Gold Line Rail Cars Will Continue onto Eastside Extension (Metro)
- California Seeks $4.5B in Federal High Speed Rail Funding (LAist)
- L.A. County Bike Coalition Hosts First Day Laborers Ride (Urban Adonia) and Posts 4th Street Bike Boulevard Photos and Renderings (LACBC’s bike blog)
- Web Marketer Praises Whimsical C.I.C.L.E. Membership Campaign (Magnolia)
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