Today’s Headlines
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6:28 AM PDT on May 10, 2010
- Metro Defends the July 1 Fare Hikes (The Source)
- LAPD Inconsistent in Acting on Beck’s Cycling Mandates (City Watch)
- Scooped by Streetsblog, then the Daily News, Times Notices City Changing Sidewalk Repair Policy
- Nice Article on James Rojas’ “Design-Based Learning” (Dr. Pop)
- Downtown News Loves the 101 Cap Park Too
- High Rises Coming Adjacent to Gold Line in Arcadia (Curbed)
- Sylmar Community Fights Truck Driving Academy (Daily News)
- South Bay Bicycle Coalition Off to Strong Start (Daily Breeze)
- LADOT “Parking Enforcement” Still Using Their Cars for Personal Trips (Discarted)
- Santa Monica Postpones Hike Decision for BBB (Daily Press)
- Child Hit by SUV While Crossing the Street on the Eastside (CBS2)
- Cul-de-Sacs Totally Fail to Deliver Purported Benefits (Infrastructurist)
- Why Car Companies Feel OK Portraying Teen Drivers as Dangerous, But Not Seniors (538)
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