Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:55 AM PST on December 4, 2009
- Witness: Driver in Tuesday’s Downtown Pedestrian Dragging Intentionally Hit Victim (Times)
- Here’s the Interview Where Leahy Compares His Hiring Practices to USC Football (Transit Talent)
- New Police Chief: I Will Not Let You Down (Daily News)
- LAist has the Details on Rosendahl’s Anti-Bicycling Harassment Law
- Tons of Good Bicycling News from SF Streetsblog
- Entitlement: BMW Owner Blasts Public Sidewalk/Curb To Widen Driveway (Curbed)
- Festival of Lights Opens with Bike Only Night. (Daily News)
- Festival of Rights Is 12/18 (Midnight Ridazz)
- They Don’t Have a Comments Section, But They Do Have a Letters Page (The Source)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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