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Today's Headlines: Boy, go away for a day and miss an announcement about protected bike lanes coming to Downtown L.A.  Curbed, Blog Downtown, and the Los Angeles County Bike Coalition have the story.  In just a moment we'll be reposting the story that appeared on BrighamYen.com for even more details.

    • Recap of Yesterday's Metro Board Meeting (The Source)
    • LAPD Needs to Pay More Attention to Bike Safety When They're Pulling Cars Over (Eastsider)
    • Epstein: What the Westside Subway Can Learn from Jerusalem's Light Rail (Jewish Journal)
    • Quake Could Topple Sixth Street Bridge (Daily News)
    • A Look at the 1975 L.A. County Bike Plan (Primary Resources)
    • Bev. Hills Councilman Advocate Still Fighting Over Station Location...in Westwood (City Watch)
    • OCTA Receives 9.3 Million Federal Aid for Transit Center/Bike Share (OC Metro)
    • But OCTA Still Planning Some Service Cuts (OC Register)
    • Michigan Gov.  Has Plans for Transit Expansion, and How to Pay for It (Streetsblog Cap. Hill)
    • NO NFL Football Until at Least 2013 (ESPN)
    • City Watch: If Gates Are Illegal, Only Criminals Will Live in Gated Communities (City Watch)
    • Study Questions Outsourcing Red-Light Traffic Camera Systems (Coco Times)
    • Occupy Van Nuys on Coming This Weekend (Daily News)
    • LA/OC Gas Prices Fall Again (Daily News)
More Headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

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