Today’s Headlines
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8:20 AM PST on January 30, 2013
- City Hall Writer Weighs Odds for “Secretary Villaraigosa” (Daily News)
- Bill to Extend Car Fees “new attack on all Californians who drive a car” (Daily News)
- Fed. Study in LB: Separated Bike Lanes Safer, More Attractive (Biking in L.A.)
- LADOT: North Fig. Bike Lanes Would Slow Traffic. Businesses Mixed (Patch)
- Is Garcetti Running as “Pro-Gentrification”? (Curbed)
- Renderings Released for Spring Street Parklets (Blog Downtown)
- Epstein: Why Does It Take a Disaster to Rally Support for Needed Projects? (HuffPo)
- Opponents Take Aim at JMB Realty Project in Century City (Curbed, Save the Westside)
- CAHSRA to Start Buying Land (AP)
- Meanwhile Some Lawsuits Against Bullet Train Are Settled (LAT)
- Measure R Funds in the ‘Bu Go Towards Bike Lanes, Traffic Calming, Left Turns (Patch)
- OCTA Obsessed with 405 Widening Projects (OC Register)
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