Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:33 AM PDT on April 20, 2011
- Red Light Camera Program (Barely) Wins OK from Police Commission, on to City Council (Daily News)
- Santa Monica Blvd. in East Hollywood Ready for a Makeover (Curbed)
- Bike Path on Gerald Desmond Bridge to Be Named for Mark Bixby (CC Times)
- Protected Bike Lanes Are Better Bike Lanes (Bikeside)
- Metro Working on Lifting Bike Rush Hour Ban (LADOT Bike Blog)
- Downtown Marriotts Are Going to Get a Lot of Parking (Curbed)
- Changes Coming to Metrolink (Riding in Riverside)
- LASB Taking Place in Cal. Endowment Mini Fellowship (Reporting on Health)
- Helpful Tip for Avoiding Bike Crackdown: Win an Academy Award (NY Post)
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