Today’s Headlines
CicLAvia! (LAT, Patch, KPCC, ABC 7, The Source) Bike Share! (LAist, Daily News, Neon Tommy, CBS 2, Yo Venice, The Source) Glendale, Burbank, Want in on CicLAvia (Leader) Metrolink Fail, Suburban Rail Service Runs Out of Room for Bikes (LAT) Metro Considering Elevated Subway at Beverly Hills (Courier) Half Wax, Half Man, All Subway Roadblock … Continued
8:10 AM PDT on April 16, 2012
- CicLAvia! (LAT, Patch, KPCC, ABC 7, The Source)
- Bike Share! (LAist, Daily News, Neon Tommy, CBS 2, Yo Venice, The Source)
- Glendale, Burbank, Want in on CicLAvia (Leader)
- Metrolink Fail, Suburban Rail Service Runs Out of Room for Bikes (LAT)
- Metro Considering Elevated Subway at Beverly Hills (Courier)
- Half Wax, Half Man, All Subway Roadblock (Curbed, Patch)
- Electronic Traffic Signs in Echo Park Cost 1/4 Million, Are Mostly Dark Years Later (Eastsider)
- Cyclist’s Op-Ed: Cyclists Should Give More Respect, but Laws Should be Changed (SFGate)
- Mayoral Race Poll Has Good News for All But Beutner (Daily News)
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