Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:41 AM PDT on April 13, 2011
- Councilman Zine Going After Parking Lots That Don’t Pay City Its Due (Daily News)
- Removal of Peak Hour Bike Restrictions Moves from Metro Promise to Board Resolution (The Source)
- Move Over Sandy Banks, This is the Best Story from CicLAvia (CicLAvia Comments)
- High Speed Rail Officials Holding Meetings for Contractors (LAT, Union-Tribune)
- L.A.’s Future is Bright (GOOD)
- Bikelash: Long Beach Sports Writer Worried about Bike Created Congestion (Press-Telegram)
- Azusans Worried Gold Line Parking Structure Will Swallow Actual Park (SGV Trib.)
- Ocean Park Blvd. Road Diet Made Permanent (SM Daily Press via Curbed)
- Gas Prices Still Going Up (LA Observed)
- Are We Starting to See People Switch from Cars to Trains? (ABC, Union-Tribune)
- UK Holding Same Debate as NYC Over Targeting Dangerous Cyclists (Economist)
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