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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

By Damien Newton

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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