Today’s Headlines
Occupy LA “Chalkwalk” Draws Heavy Handed LAPD Response (LA Weekly, CBS2, KPCC, Blog Downtown, Fire Dog Lake) LAPD: They Started It (LA_Now) Brentwood Residents Still Fighting Sidewalk Narrowing Plan for Wilshire BRT (Patch) Car Loving, 405 Hating, Columnist Moves to Office Park for 2.2 Mile Car Commute (LAT) Hey, Did You Know They Closed Some … Continued
9:02 AM PDT on July 13, 2012
- Occupy LA “Chalkwalk” Draws Heavy Handed LAPD Response (LA Weekly, CBS2, KPCC, Blog Downtown, Fire Dog Lake)
- LAPD: They Started It (LA_Now)
- Brentwood Residents Still Fighting Sidewalk Narrowing Plan for Wilshire BRT (Patch)
- Car Loving, 405 Hating, Columnist Moves to Office Park for 2.2 Mile Car Commute (LAT)
- Hey, Did You Know They Closed Some Entrance/Exit Ramps to the 405? (NBC4)
- Even the Daily News Is Confused by the Coming Toll Policy
- New Owners Want New Buses for Van Nuys Flyaway (Daily News)
- 7 Deadly Southland Bike Crashes This Week (Biking In L.A.)
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