Today’s Headlines
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8:47 AM PST on November 20, 2012
- LAPD Thinks Downtown Bike Valet System Could Halt Theft Trend (Blog Downtown via Curbed)
- Metro Issues 50k Transponders, Readies Next HOT Opening (The Source)
- Valley Bike Path Extension Part of Good Things to Come (Daily News)
- Villaraigosa Throws Cold Water, Doesn’t Deny Cabinet Rumors (Politico)
- Another Metro Shooting, This Time on Blue Line (The Source)
- Daily News Turns on High Speed Rail
- Mixed Reaction for Pasadena’s Temporary NFL Plans (LAT)
- Cyclists Don’t Like Draft Alhambra Bike Plan (Pasadena Star-News)
- Don’t Forget ARTCRANK on 12/8 (Bicycle Fixation)
- Lieu Caves on Vehicle License Increase (Daily News)
- San Francisco to Have the Worst Thanksgiving Traffic Congestion in the Nation (SF Weekly)
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