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Tonight! LAT: Editorial Praising 30/10 Greuel Finds “Waste Fraud and Abuse” at LADOT (City Watch) Metro’s Service Council Areas Don’t Make Sense (Bus Bench) Metro Responds to Criticism That Less Than 2% of Employees Take Transit (The Source) LADOT Bike Blog Looks at Where It Is, and Isn’t Legal to Ride on the Sidewalk (Part … Continued
9:21 PM PDT on August 11, 2010
Tonight!- LAT: Editorial Praising 30/10
- Greuel Finds “Waste Fraud and Abuse” at LADOT (City Watch)
- Metro’s Service Council Areas Don’t Make Sense (Bus Bench)
- Metro Responds to Criticism That Less Than 2% of Employees Take Transit (The Source)
- LADOT Bike Blog Looks at Where It Is, and Isn’t Legal to Ride on the Sidewalk (Part 1, Part 2)
- City Council Considers Plan to Privatize Pubic Parking Structures (LA Weekly)
- Columnist Bemoans the Lack of Transit But Doesn’t Like Transit Projects (City Watch)
- Box: Parking Problems Bigger Than Just Good Trucks (City Watch)
- City Council: Months of Meetings Planned for Food Truck Fix (LAist)
- Bev. Hills Police Starting to Get Serious About Ped. Deaths (NBC4)
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