Today’s Headlines: Karma, Heaven
Villaraigosa: Mission Accomplished (LAT) A Weekend of Easy Driving, Most Angelenos Stayed Local (LAT) Local News Reacts to the Carmageddon Non-Story (LAT, Daily News) National News Reacts to Carmageddon Non-Story (WSJ, Christian Science Monitor, CNN) The Silly Thing Didn’t Even Last 40 Hours (LAT) 1st Bikes 2nd Metro 3rd Inline Skater 4th Jet Blue/Lost Taxi … Continued
7:50 AM PDT on July 18, 2011
- Villaraigosa: Mission Accomplished (LAT)
- A Weekend of Easy Driving, Most Angelenos Stayed Local (LAT)
- Local News Reacts to the Carmageddon Non-Story (LAT, Daily News)
- National News Reacts to Carmageddon Non-Story (WSJ, Christian Science Monitor, CNN)
- The Silly Thing Didn’t Even Last 40 Hours (LAT)
- 1st Bikes 2nd Metro 3rd Inline Skater 4th Jet Blue/Lost Taxi (Patch, MSNBC, KTLA, Biking In L.A.)
- Get the Official 1st Hand Story from (Bike Commute News) or (Gary Rides Bikes)
- Some Great Pics of the Wolfpack’s Run (Richiet)
- Transit Coalition: This Wouldn’t Have Been an Issue if We Had 405 Rail (Daily News)
- “Trespassers” Stopped from Using 405 During Closure (Daily News)
- Traffic Is Back, and So Are the Crashes (LA_Now)
- We Miss Carmageddon Already (LAT)
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