Today’s Headlines
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8:26 AM PDT on April 28, 2010
- L.A.: Still #1 in Smog (LAT)
- Council Takes Its Shots at Mayor’s Parking Privatization Plan (LA_Now)
- Epstein: L.A. Can Learn a Lot About Transit from ‘Da Bronx’ (HuffPo)
- Council Approves Bike Corrals Motion: Now the Ball Is in LADOT’s Court (LAist)
- But Where Am I Supposed to Put My Car? (Soap Box)
- A Look at the Relationship Between Parks and Freeways in L.A. (Primary Sources)
- Costanza Was Driving His Car, yadda yadda yadda, a Cyclist Went to the Hospital (Chronicle)
- Taking the Bus and Bike on Earth Day (Tree People)
- More Evidence That the American Dream Doesn’t Include a Big Lawn (CNU)
- Unlicensed Driver Kills Her Son with Ddoge Ram (LA_Now)
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