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
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