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Valet bike parking at the Culver City BMP meeting. Photo: Stephen Box/Facebook LAT: Now Is Not the Time to Drill, Baby, Drill Deepwater Horizon Makes Exxon Valdez Look Like a Puddle (NYT) Obama Pledges to Push for New Energy Law Amidst Gulf Disaster (Politico) But the Climate Bill in Congress Won’t Wean Us Off Oil … Continued

By Damien Newton

6:41 AM PDT on June 14, 2010

Valet bike parking at the Culver City BMP meeting. Photo: Stephen Box/Facebook

LAT: Now Is Not the Time to Drill, Baby, Drill
Deepwater Horizon Makes Exxon Valdez Look Like a Puddle (NYT)
Obama Pledges to Push for New Energy Law Amidst Gulf Disaster (Politico)
But the Climate Bill in Congress Won’t Wean Us Off Oil (Takeaway)
Father of Girl Killed During LAPD Car Chase Doesn’t Blame the Cops (LAT)
Another Dad in Big Rig Runs Down Two Sons (LA_Now)
Whoops! Driver “Accidentally” Kills Pedestrian with Car in Cahuenga Pass (LA_Now)
“Mad Men” Star Leaves Scene of Crash. Media Focuses on Her Car and Sex Life (USA Today, LAT)
For Critical Mass, It’s Time to HTFU (KPCC)
Gov. Stumps for High Speed Rail (LAT via ENR)
Will T.O.D. Save L.A.’s Real Estate Market? (California Planning Report)
First Review of the Big Parade (LAist)

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Today's Headlines

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