Today’s Headlines
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7:09 AM PDT on April 5, 2010
- Another Piece Praising Villaraigosa and “30 in 10” (Calitics)
- LA and OC Transit Leaders Want New HSR Route (LAT)
- Urban Playground Movement Comes to L.A., and It Packed a Pillow (LAT)
- GOOD Looks at the Hustle on the Marathon Route
- Gary Rides Bikes Looks at Abundance of Off-Street Car Parking in Santa Monica (via Bikeside)
- Sigh. Transit TV Is Back (The Source)
- LADOT Bike Blog: More Harm Than Good? (Bikeside)
- Dear Abby, 80-Year-Old Mom’s Driving Scares the Hell Out of Me (Times Record)
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