Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

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By Ted Rogers

9:23 AM PDT on October 10, 2012

Does L.A. need to build a $20 million pedestrian bridge to placate Universal? (L.A. Daily News)
Then again, Streetsblog covered that story two months ago (LA Streetsblog)
Our long SoCal nightmare is over; gas prices drop a whopping 1/2 cent (L.A. Times, Daily News)
Your parking ticket refund may have been swallowed by the L.A. budget hole (Times)
Turns out bikes are good for the economy (Fast Company, via L.A. Transportation Headlines)
As reported here, pedicabs could be coming to Santa Monica (S.M. Daily Press, via Curbed)
Meet your SaMo city council candidates starting tonight (Santa Monica Spoke)
Find out what’s going on with the subway tonight (The Source)
El Segundo police know where a hot bike came from, but can’t find the owner (Daily Breeze)
The sky didn’t fall when a San Francisco street was closed (SF Streetsblog)
Cleveland’s regional planning agency promises to stop sucking, or at least suck less (Rustwire)
A Denver-area bike path is sabotaged when someone strings barbed wire across it (Denver Westward)
LAPD shows it’s best and worst faces to a DTLA cyclist (BikinginLA)

More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

Ted Rogers

Today's Headlines

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