Today’s Headlines
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10:20 AM PDT on June 17, 2011
Thanks, Eddie…
- The Dailies Weigh in on Christina Dahab’s Violent Assault of Cyclists (LAT, Daily News)
- Freakonomics: LA’s Red Light Cameras Should Stay
- More on Vision L.A. (KPCC, News 5)
- Communities Give Up a Lot When They Widen the Street (LB Post)
- Alpern: Transit Got a Big Win This Week (City Watch)
- A Push for the 7th Street Bike Lane (The Source)
- Brown Vetoes Dems. Budget. Calls it Unbalanced (LAT)
- Zev’s 53 Ways to Spend the 53 Hours the 405 Is Closed (ZevWeb)
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