Today’s Headlines
Cyclists Attacked in Silver Lake During Naked Bike Ride (Patch) So Why Does Today’s Council Agenda Call for Passing All three Wilshire BOL Options? (The Source) Epstein on BOL Controversy: A City That Forgets Its Transit Past Is Doomed to Repeat It (HuffPo) Brentwood Patch Writes a Weird Ode to Driving. Bemoans the “Carpocalypse” Coming … Continued
9:55 AM PDT on June 14, 2011
- Cyclists Attacked in Silver Lake During Naked Bike Ride (Patch)
- So Why Does Today’s Council Agenda Call for Passing All three Wilshire BOL Options? (The Source)
- Epstein on BOL Controversy: A City That Forgets Its Transit Past Is Doomed to Repeat It (HuffPo)
- Brentwood Patch Writes a Weird Ode to Driving. Bemoans the “Carpocalypse” Coming in July
- Caruso’s Livability Plan Makes Sense, If He Would Phrase it Differently (Patch)
- AEG’s “Deadline” for Stadium Deal about NFL Politics, not City Ones (City Watch)
- Ha! “Go Away Tourists” Sign Pops Up at Popular Hollywood Sign Viewing Spot (Curbed)
- Gold Line Foothill Extension Worried About Monrovia Lawsuit (The Source, Patch)
- Ride a Bike, Join a Group, Speak Out. Sounds Easy Enough (GOOD)
- “Dump the Pump Day” is This Wednesday (NRDC Switchboard)
- Report: Gas Prices, More than Fares, Effect Transit Ridership (Infrastructurist)
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