Today’s Headlines
Congratulations D.I.Y. people! Your signs make a cameo on the CW’s “Plain Jane.” LaHood Smacks Down Pro-Distracted Driving Lobbyists (Transpo Nation) Foothill Extension 2 Gets Some Federal Dough (SGV Tribune via LAist) FTA Backs Westside Subway, Too (The Source) No Controversy in Santa Monica: Cyclists Love the Sharrows (Gary Rides Bikes) Blowback: Mayor Needs to … Continued
6:43 AM PDT on July 8, 2010
Congratulations D.I.Y. people! Your signs make a cameo on the CW’s “Plain Jane.”
- LaHood Smacks Down Pro-Distracted Driving Lobbyists (Transpo Nation)
- Foothill Extension 2 Gets Some Federal Dough (SGV Tribune via LAist)
- FTA Backs Westside Subway, Too (The Source)
- No Controversy in Santa Monica: Cyclists Love the Sharrows (Gary Rides Bikes)
- Blowback: Mayor Needs to Show that Planning Can Work for Neighborhoods (LAT)
- Boxer Embracing Incumbency in Race Against Fiorina (LAT)
- What CicLAvia Might Look Like (Primary Sources)
- Would Speed Cameras Be More Popular If You Made Them More Fun? (Grist)
- Metrolink Realizes That There’s a Metrolink Stop Right Next to Angels’ Stadium (The Source)
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