Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:56 AM PST on February 18, 2011
- Blue Ribbon Panel Tasked with Overseeing Stadium Proposal Chummy with AEG (LAT)
- Details of AEG’s First Actual Proposal to the Panel from Yesterday’s Meeting (Curbed)
- You Can Celebrate Free Parking AND the Death of the City’s Parking Lot Sales (City Watch)
- Now That the Sale Is Dead, Here Are Some Other Options (City Watch)
- Some Cities Using Redevelopment Funds to Pay Staff Salaries (LAT)
- Meanwhile, Villaraigosa Defends LA CRA at Redeveloped YWCA (Daily News)
- City Attorney Has Drafted Bike Anti-Harassment Ordinance (LADOT Bike Blog)
- Tour de’ Fat, CicLAvia 4 Will Share a Weekend (Biking In L.A.)
- Responses to L.A. Weekly’s “Bikeroots” Article (LA Weekly)
- And a Strong Letter from the LACBC (Google Doc)
- Metro’s Hip to the Twitter (The Source)
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