Today’s Headlines
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7:33 AM PST on January 25, 2012
- LA County Has New Health Standards for Development, Bike/Ped Access, Farmer’s Markets (Curbed)
- Waldie: Regional Connector “Most Important Rail Project in LA County” (KCET)
- Is China the Answer for America Fast Forward? (The Source)
- Photo Essay on “Elixir” Mural in Leimert Park (Leimert Park Beat)
- Is Gold Line Extension Derailed by Loss of CRA’s (Monrovia Weekly)
- Design for Ocean Park Blvd. in Santa Monica: Green Bike Lane and So Much More (Curbed)
- California’s State Auditor: High Speed Rail Financing “Extremely Risky” (The Source, LAT)
- Update on the Fight Over Council Redistricting (LAT)
- The Flash Gets Schooled on Induced Demand (Planetizen)
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