Today’s Headlines
8:12 AM PDT on October 22, 2010
- LBPD Not Above Harassing Cyclists. See Video Above, and Visit…(Bikeside)
- Urban Planner Ryan Snyder Demolishes City Watch Column Promoting Cheap Parking (City Watch)
- But Another City Watch Columnist Can’t Think of Any Way to Shop Without a Car (City Watch)
- Ygelsias: Toll Lanes Save Lives
- California’s HOV Lanes Are “Broken” (Fullerton Daily Titan)
- More on Rosendahl’s Bike Rights Bill (LAist)
- Prop 23 Would Be Bad News for Farmers Trying to Become More Sustainable (AlterNet)
- Prop 19 Trailing Badly in Polls (LAT)
- Media Reporting on Bike Deaths Is Pretty Lousy (Biking In L.A.)
- It’s No Surprise That Damien Goodmon Was at Wedneday’s Crenshaw Presser (Curbed)
- Bus Detours Planned for Tomorrow’s Obama Visit (The Source)
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