Today’s Headlines
Goodmon: Double Talk on Crenshaw Line Could Endanger All 30/10 (City Watch) Bicycling Anti-Harassment Ordinance Flies Through Council (LAT) Rosendahl Adds Two More Videos from Harassed Cyclists (YouTube) Senate Staff: Our Bill Does Too Have Funds for Bike/Ped (DC Streetsblog) Benefits Bill for Non-Driving Commuters Becomes Partisan, Moves to Brown’s Desk (EcoVote) Disabled Parking Placards … Continued
9:00 AM PDT on July 21, 2011
- Goodmon: Double Talk on Crenshaw Line Could Endanger All 30/10 (City Watch)
- Bicycling Anti-Harassment Ordinance Flies Through Council (LAT)
- Rosendahl Adds Two More Videos from Harassed Cyclists (YouTube)
- Senate Staff: Our Bill Does Too Have Funds for Bike/Ped (DC Streetsblog)
- Benefits Bill for Non-Driving Commuters Becomes Partisan, Moves to Brown’s Desk (EcoVote)
- Disabled Parking Placards Sent to Thousands of Deceased Californians (LAT)
- Krekorian, Romney Faceoff Over Valley Redevelopment and Obama’s Economic Policies (Daily News)
- Back and Forth Over Subway Stop Between Epstein, Mirsch, Getting Funny (HuffPo)
- November 8th Will Be Date for Election to Replace Hahn (Daily News)
- A Tale of Two Streets (City Watch)
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