Today’s Headlines
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7:45 AM PDT on June 13, 2011
- Times: We Need to Make the City Safer for Cyclists
- Just Saying “L.A. Is Different” Is Not Reason to Not Make Streets Safer (Bicycle Fixation)
- Century City Makes Its Case for Constellation Ave. Subway Stop (KPCC, Yahoo)
- AEG Has Talked to Five Teams for L.A.: Jags, Vikes, Rams, Raiders and Bolts (Curbed)
- AEG’s Whining Over Stadium Process Sign City Might Be Getting It Right (Daily News)
- 3 Foot Passing Law Clears State Senate (LADOT Bike Blog)
- How to Use the Web to Upgrade Your TAP (The Source)
- Gas Prices Drop for 35 Straight Days (Daily News)
- In New Jersey, Recovery Takes Hold Fastest Near Rail Stations (WSJ)
- Carfree Comedian Gets Laughs from L.A.’s Transit System (GOOD L.A.)
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