Today’s Headlines
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8:53 AM PST on January 25, 2010
- Take on-line survey to add L.A. River bikeway to planned Lincoln Heights park (Creek Freak)
- Mayor’s Transportation Deputy No Longer a Hummer Commuter (Times)
- Desperate to Save Jobs City Officials Want to Tow More Cars (Daily News)
- Sepulveda Pass Work Canceled Again Last Weekend (The Source)
- Another “Mandeville Canyon” Crash in Riverside (Press Enterprise)
- Good Thing We Solved World Hunger: One Quarter of US Grain Fed to Cars (Guardian)
- More Teens Waiting to Get License (WaPo)
- The High Cost of Subsidized Home Ownership (Yglesias)
- Woman Lays Down in Front of Traffic. Killed by Car. (LA Now)
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