Today’s Headlines
Look Kids, Its Erik Estrada! (The Source) Gov. Signs Budget. Yes CA, We Have a Budget (LAT) Car Tax, Sales Tax, Goes Down (LAT) DASH Riders Happier with Service, Survey Finds (Daily News) Bike Portland Looks at Metro’s Bike Reports and Sees That It Is Good “Recycling Roads” a Cheap Way to Fix-It-First (GOOD) Ashton … Continued
8:32 AM PDT on July 1, 2011
- Look Kids, Its Erik Estrada! (The Source)
- Gov. Signs Budget. Yes CA, We Have a Budget (LAT)
- Car Tax, Sales Tax, Goes Down (LAT)
- DASH Riders Happier with Service, Survey Finds (Daily News)
- Bike Portland Looks at Metro’s Bike Reports and Sees That It Is Good
- “Recycling Roads” a Cheap Way to Fix-It-First (GOOD)
- Ashton Kutcher Takes the Carmageddon Tweet Bait (LA Observed)
- Contractor Faces Steep Fines if 405 Doesn’t Open On Time (Patch)
- Convention Center Architect Also Worked for Roski on Other Stadium (Curbed)
- This Sounds Like a Really, Really Bad Deal (BBC)
Highlights From the Coverage of the Bicyclist Press Conference (All Headlines Their Words…)
- Cyclists Protest Crash Investigation (ABC 7)
- Cyclists Demand Investigation Into Crash Injuring 11 (ABC 7)
- Cyclists Complain (KFI)
- Cyclists Call for Unbiased Investigation Into Crash (KPCC)
- Don’t Mess with Cyclists (LA Weekly)
- Los Angeles Bicycling Groups Demand Safer Streets (CC Patch)
- Cyclists Demand Justice for DUI Victims and Safe Streets (Engaged Observer)
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