Today’s Headlines
- Dr. Christopher Thompson Files an Appeal (Biking in L.A.)
- Angelina Everett Gets Jail Time for Hit and Run Crash (LAT, DudeonaBike/Twitter)
- Interview with Safe Routes Advocate Jessica Meaney (City Fix)
- State Deficit at $25.4 Billion Post-Election (LAT)
- What’s Your Take on the NBC Universal/Evolution Project? (Daily News)
- Metro Spending a Lot Fighting Lawsuits (LAT)
- Times Readers Unhappy with Anti-Harassment Law (LA_Now)
- First Set of Measure R Bonds Sold (The Source)
- Downtowners Turning Towards Vespas (Blog Downtown)
- WeHo Woman Killed in Crosswalk by Hit and Run Driver (ABC7)
- L.A. the Most Stressed City in America. Wonder Why. (LAist)
- The Petition Asking for a National Search for the LADOT GM at 115 Sigs.
- Streetsblogger Carter Rubin, Writing for The Source. More on that After the Jump
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
Streetsblog will be on a light publishing schedule to honor Veteran’s Day. We’ll be back tomorrow.
Earlier this morning, The Source announced the hiring of two new writers, Carter Rubin and Sirinya Tritipeskul. Sirinya has been a long time contributor to Streetsblog’s comments section and has sent me story ideas. Carter has been a more integral part of the blog since he showed up six months ago. His coverage of Bike Week last May kicked off a wonderful partnership that was beneficial to both Streetsblog and its readers.
As you well know, the last half a year has been a tumultous one, and Carter has been a huge help in organizing the Southern California Streets Initiative, the non-profit that has been raising funds to employ me and expand our blog coverage.
While you probably won’t be seeing Carters by-line on Streetsblog as frequently as you have in the past, he’ll still be involved in many of the projects we’re working on. For example, he’s taken over much of the running of our Facebook page and is acting treasurer of SCSI. Hopefully, we’ll have some other exciting news on some other fronts in the coming months.
So, congratulations Carter and good luck at The Source. We’ll all be reading.
