Today’s Headlines
Despite Concerns, Times Backs New Parking Rules Our Friends at the Flying Pigeon Bike Shop Are Profiled in the Times Alpern: Yes on Measure J for More Parking, Death to the 710 Big Dig (City Watch) Meanwhile, Metro Tries to Calm the Storm Brewing Over the 710 Big Dig Outreach Meetings (The Source) More on … Continued
6:57 AM PDT on August 20, 2012
- Despite Concerns, Times Backs New Parking Rules
- Our Friends at the Flying Pigeon Bike Shop Are Profiled in the Times
- Alpern: Yes on Measure J for More Parking, Death to the 710 Big Dig (City Watch)
- Meanwhile, Metro Tries to Calm the Storm Brewing Over the 710 Big Dig Outreach Meetings (The Source)
- More on CicLAvia Expansion to the Westside/Culver City/Santa Monica (Patch)
- Alarcon Aide Charged with Misdemeanor Manslaughter for Killing Homeless Man with City Owned Car (Daily News)
- More West L.A. Communities Threaten Secession Over Street Conditions (Argonaut)
- Bicyclist Killed This Morning in Mt. Washington Crash (LA_Now)
- Rosendahl Says He’ll Be Back in the Swing of Things Soon (YouTube)
- Wisconsin DOT Faces Civil Rights Complaint Over $1.7 Billion Zoo Interchange (Streetsblog Cap. Hill)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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