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Today’s Headlines

Drunk Cyclist Slams into “Koreatown Wednesday” Midnight Ridazz, 11 Injured, 2 Critically—More Details in Full Story The Other Really Stupid 710 Expansion Project, the One by Long Beach, Is Moving Forward (Press-Telegram) By the Way, Wilshire BRT Construction/Repaving Will Begin in About a Year (Curbed) Councilman Koretz Attacked by BH Paper for Attacking BH NUMBY’s … Continued
  • Drunk Cyclist Slams into “Koreatown Wednesday” Midnight Ridazz, 11 Injured, 2 Critically—More Details in Full Story
  • The Other Really Stupid 710 Expansion Project, the One by Long Beach, Is Moving Forward (Press-Telegram)
  • By the Way, Wilshire BRT Construction/Repaving Will Begin in About a Year (Curbed)
  • Councilman Koretz Attacked by BH Paper for Attacking BH NUMBY’s at Westside Subway Presser (BH Courier)
  • House Proposes Privitizing, but Public Ownership, of Amtrak’s NE Corridor (DC Streetsblog)
  • Metro Ridership Ticks up in May (The Source)
  • What’s Up with the Orange LA River Billboard? (Creek Freak)
  • Oh, Canada!  You’re Supposed to Riot in the Streets When You WIN a Championship (Daily News)

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