Today’s Headlines
7:15 AM PST on February 23, 2011
- A Preview of Today’s Boxer-Mica Hearing (SD Union-Tribune)
- NRDC: A Progressive Bill Will Put SoCal, and America Back to Work (Daily News)
- Draft Bike Parking Ordinance Now Available for Comment (LACBC Blog)
- Obama’s Outdoor Policy Could Lead to More River Trails (KCET)
- Senior Philly Planner, “Parking Minimums Matter” (NYC Streetsblog)
- Progress on SB375 Implementation But More Aggressive Policies are Needed (HealthyCal)
- An Ugly Intersection in Compton (LA in Public Spaces)
- Lowenthal Wants to “Shake Up” California High-Speed Rail Board (AP, SM Daily Journal)
- Central Valley Republicans Want HSR Money to Widen Freeways (CAHSR Blog)
- Santa Cruz Police Chief to Propose Licensing Bicyclists (Santa Cruz Sentinel via Merc)
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