Today’s Headlines
Unlicensed Drivers Three Times as Likely to Be Involved in Fatal Crash (LA Weekly) CD 1 Candidates Talk Business and Bike Lanes at Forum (Patch) More Streetscaping TOD Coming to Echo Park and Highland Park (Eastsider) New Plan for MLK Medical Center Based on Walking/Bicycling (Curbed) Land Acquisition Underway for CAHSR (Rail Journal) City Hastily … Continued
8:46 AM PST on January 17, 2013
- Unlicensed Drivers Three Times as Likely to Be Involved in Fatal Crash (LA Weekly)
- CD 1 Candidates Talk Business and Bike Lanes at Forum (Patch)
- More Streetscaping TOD Coming to Echo Park and Highland Park (Eastsider)
- New Plan for MLK Medical Center Based on Walking/Bicycling (Curbed)
- Land Acquisition Underway for CAHSR (Rail Journal)
- City Hastily Removes “No Right Turn” Sign in DTLA after Bad Press for “Ticket Trap” (LA Weekly)
- Garcetti Has Clear Lead In Race, Perry, James Closing on Greuel (ABC 7)
- Blood in the Water? Candidates Honing Sites on Greuel (LAT, Daily News)
- San Diegans Jealous of L.A.’s Speedy Car Commutes (LAT)
- Man Must Pay $250k for Bulldozing Trees on Public Land (Daily News)
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