Today’s Headlines
Featured Headline: Josef Bray-Ali notices that part of the Venice Boulevard Bike Lanes has vanished as part of a redesign of the street near San Vicente Boulevard. We've got a call in to LADOT, and we'll let you know when we hear from them.
8:06 AM PST on January 4, 2012
Featured Headline: Josef Bray-Ali notices that part of the Venice Boulevard Bike Lanes has vanished as part of a redesign of the street near San Vicente Boulevard. We’ve got a call in to LADOT, and we’ll let you know when we hear from them.
- Bev. Hills Unified Spending $15k a Month to Kill Funding for Westside Subway (Patch via Curbed)
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- State Panel: Let’s Put High Speed Rail Loan on Hold (LAT)
- Developer’s Option Could Take “Rio” Out of “Rio de Los Angeles” Project (Creek Freak)
- In Memoriam: Lots of Dead Cyclists in 2011 (Biking In L.A.)
- New Year, New Council Leadership (Daily News)
- In Praise of Very Narrow Streets (Cap’n Transit)
- Breaking News: Its Warm Out (Daily News)
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