Today’s Headlines
(We'll be on a light publishing schedule today, but will be back tomorrow with a "normal" day.)
5:08 AM PDT on October 18, 2010
- Daily News: Jerry Brown for Governor
- A First Rate Profile of “Parking Guru” Donald Shoup (LAT)
- LADOT, Other Departments, Overspending in 2010 (Daily News)
- Expected New L.A. County Public Health Head a Bike Rider from the Bay Area (LAT)
- 30/10 Victory? Feds Loan Money for Crenshaw Corridor (The Source)
- OMG! Another Column Condemning the Subway Because It Doesn’t Do Enough for Cars (City Watch)
- Want to Tame L.A.’s Traffic? Get Behind Creating More Alternatives (HuffPo)
- Sales of E-Bikes Are Flat (LAT)
- Downtown Art Walk Lives (LA Observed)
- A Great Guide to Biking the LA River (CBS2)
- We Called It in 2008. Bikes Are Booming in Baltimore (Baltimore City Paper)
(We’ll be on a light publishing schedule today, but will be back tomorrow with a “normal” day.)
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